Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, November 19, 1892 by Various
page 36 of 42 (85%)
page 36 of 42 (85%)
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* * * * * [Illustration: FOOTBALL FEVER. SATURDAY AFTERNOON IN THE MIDLANDS.] * * * * * TO "THE LAZY MINSTREL" _On the publication of his Eighth Edition, with therein Nineteen Poems originally written for Mr. Punch._ [Illustration: The Lazy Laureate of the Thames.] Who would not be a Minstrel Lazy? A trifle crazy, The best of them! Ah! Here's ASHBY STERRY, in punt or wherry, He's ever merry! sing "hey down derry," Or anything very Like Tra! la! la! la! On sunny days he trolls his lays With gay guitar and Tra! la! la! la! From groves and glades come meadow-sweet maids, None of your saucy minxes or jades; The poet is there Without a care. With no regret, with mild cigarette. |
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