Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, December 3, 1892 by Various
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down 'ere--'tis all dark like!
_Proprietor._ Let _me_ 'ave a look! You shud put your 'ands so, each side o' your eyes, and--(_He looks._) 'Um, it is _rayther_--but what else do yer _expeck_? It's a "View o' Paris by Night," ain't it--_that_'s all right! OUTSIDE "PROFESSOR PUGMAN'S SPARRING SALOON." _The Professor_ (_on a little platform, with a pair of Pupils_). Now then, all you as are lovers o' the Noble and Manly Art o' Self-Defence, step inside and see it illusterated in a scientific an' fust-class manner! This (_introducing first Pupil, who rubs his nose with dignity_) is 'OPPER of 'Olloway, the becoming nine-stun Champion. This hother's BATTERS o' Bermondsey, open to fight any lad in England at eight-stun four. Is there anyone among you willing to 'ave a round or two with either on 'em fur a drink an' admission free?--if so, now's his time to step forward--there's no waiting, mind yer? _Joe_ (_to Melia_). I b'lieve as 'ow I could tackle the little 'un--I used to box above a bit. _Melia._ Don't ye now, JOE; you'll on'y go and git yourself 'urt or summat! _Joe._ _I_ shan't git 'urt. 'Ere, Master, I'm game fur to put on the gloves wi' _'im_. _Prof._ Git inside with yer then! (_To Crowd._) Now then for the Great Glove Contest--Just goin' inside to begin--Mind, there's _no_ waitin'! |
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