Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, November 26, 1892 by Various
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a thing done, do it yourself!"--so in future I will either be my own
Ghost or have nothing to do with them! Yours apparitionally, LADY GAY. * * * * * ALL ROUND THE FAIR. NO. II. INSIDE THE "QUEEN'S GRAND COLLECTION OF MOVING WAXWORKS AND LIONS, AND MUSEUM DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN WONDERS AND NOVELTIES." _The majority of the Public is still outside, listening open-mouthed to a comic dialogue between the Showman and a juvenile and irreverent Nigger. Those who have come in find that, with the exception of some particularly tame-looking murderers' heads in glazed pigeon-holes, a few limp effigies stuck up on rickety ledges, and an elderly Cart-horse in low spirits, there is little to see at present._ _Melia_ (_to JOE, as they inspect the Cart-horse._) This 'ere can't never be the live 'orse with five legs, as they said was to be seen inside! _Joe._ Theer ain't no other 'orse in 'ere, and why _shouldn't_ it be 'im, if that's all? |
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