Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, June 20, 1891 by Various
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page 26 of 46 (56%)
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REMAIN IN THE DRAWING-ROOM, WHERE THE LAMPS AND SHADES ARE!"]
* * * * * THE FRUIT OF THE SESSION. "To the bi-monthly exhibition of the Royal Horticultural Society the Marquis of SALISBURY sent a magnificent collection--of strawberries especially. Mr. W.H. SMITH showed specimens of the same luscious fruit, for which he received the thanks of the Society."--_Daily Telegraph_. _Head-Gardener_ SM-TH _soliloquiseth_:-- OHO! my beauty! If _you_ don't get a fust prize, and "receive the thanks of the Society" I'm a cowcumber! "The Fruits of Early Industry and Economy." Title of a picture by that splendid sample of the industrious and the economical, GEORGE MORLAND, I believe. Yes, that's it. My Industry and G-SCH-N's Economy. We are a moral family; We are, we are, we are! All the cardinal virtues bound in--ahem! no matter. Talk of the Gigantic Gooseberry! What is that apocryphal monstrosity compared with this Brobdingnagian Berry? [_Sings._ Bravo, my "British Queen"! Long live my "British Queen"! |
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