Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, November 1, 1890 by Various
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page 13 of 41 (31%)
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Mary had a little lamb, Which she desired to send Across the mighty ocean as A present to a friend. That friend was partial to lamb chops, Likewise to devilled kidney; So friendly MARY promptly went Unto "a firm in Sydney." That firm replied, "the lamb we'll send By parcel to your cousin; That is, if you do not object To have your darling frozen." Then Mary wept. She said, "My lamb Has wool as white as snow; But packed in ice? It don't sound nice, No, Sydney Merchant, No! "Refrigerate my darling! Oh! It makes my bosom bleed. Still, go it must. I think you said, 'Delivery guaranteed!'" So Mary's lamb the ocean crossed By "Frozen Parcel Post;" And Mary's Cousin said its chops Were most delicious--_most_! |
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