Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, July 18, 1891 by Various
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page 33 of 45 (73%)
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[Illustration: THE GERMAN EMPEROR'S VISIT. SKETCHES ON THE SPOT.--BY OUR OWN _GAILY CHAFFIC_ ARTIST.] * * * * * IMPERIAL IMPRESSIONS. That they are not accustomed to ultra punctuality in the arrival of steam-yachts at Port Victoria. That some one ought to catch it for not looking after the water-pipes in the State dining-room. That it is rather trying to have to remain dignified with your boots in three inches of water. That the Eton Volunteers are just the sort of boys to follow the tradition of the past, and win a second Waterloo. That still it was a little awkward to have to review them in the pauses of a thunderstorm. That the wedding as a wedding was not bad, but a couple of hundred thousand troops or so posted as a guard of honour, would have made it more impressive. That Buckingham Palace is rather _triste_, when it is populated on the scale of one inhabitant to the square mile. |
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