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"Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, October 1, 1892"


"Quite so," said Lord ROSEBERY, and off he went.
* * * * *
BAD FOR WOULD-BE "ENGLISH WIVES"--It is reported that "Yankee Girls
and American Belles were the feature of the Miscellaneous Market."
This should put our young men on their mettle--tin, of course, for
choice. No reasonable offer refused.
* * * * *
[Illustration: "HOW IT'S DONE!"
(_Hard on Sketchley, who was there at the time and in the thick of it,
and has just had his Picture photographed._)
"OH! MR. SKETCHLEY, HOW CLEVER OF YOU TO PAINT SUCH A LARGE PICTURE
FROM SUCH A SMALL PHOTOGRAPH!"]
* * * * *
LAYS OF MODERN HOME.
NO. V.--MY BUTTONS!
[Illustration]
It wasn't that he blacked the plate
And rouged the boots, and breathed, half-choking,
Half-snorting, when he leaned to wait;
Although these habits _are_ provoking.
It wasn't that he sang his fill,
Although his mouth with food was giving;
This latter, as a feat of skill,
Might have procured the lad a living.
It wasn't that he'd purchase hosts
Of squibs and sweets to mess the pantry;
That horrid boy, and broomstick-ghosts
On timid JANE would oft, and ANN try.
These petty peccadilloes might
Have all improved with careful training.--
It was his shameless appetite
That gave us cause for most complaining.


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