More Bab Ballads by Sir W. S. (William Schwenck) Gilbert
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But I, some years ago,
Assisted a Phrenologist. "Observe his various bumps, His head as I uncover it: His morals lie in lumps All round about and over it." "Now take him," said SIR WHITE, "Or you will soon be rueing it; Bless me! I must be right,-- I caught the fellow doing it!" Policeman calmly smiled, "Indeed you are mistaken, sir, You're agitated--riled-- And very badly shaken, sir. "Sit down, and I'll explain My system of Phrenology, A second, please, remain"-- (A second is horology). Policeman left his beat-- (The Bart., no longer furious, Sat down upon a seat, Observing, "This is curious!") "Oh, surely, here are signs Should soften your rigidity: |
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