Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 17, July 23, 1870 by Various
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page 64 of 79 (81%)
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When by Britons soft-soaped, he's delighted to lave In the lather that's only laid on for a shave. When to Downing street called, with a bow and a scrape He accepts, in the place of hard dollars, red tape. When a guest at the table of London's Lord Mayor, He Tables our Claim while addressing the Chair. And whenever he mingles with transmarine nobs He is always the PRINCE OF AMERICAN SNOBS. * * * * * "SWALLOW, SWALLOW," ETC. THE inevitable "enormous gooseberry" of the provincial newspaper "local" has made its appearance. It is smaller than usual, being only three inches in circumference; but that is a great advantage to persons desirous of swallowing it. * * * * * TO WHOM IT MAY BE INTERESTING. AMONG the Japanese students in Rutger's College, there is one who revels in the very suggestive name of HASHI-GUTCHI. Keepers of cheap boarding-houses are warned against harboring that young man. |
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