Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, July 18, 1891 by Various
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page 34 of 45 (75%)
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That Covent Garden Opera House, decorated with leagues of flower wreaths, is the finest sight in the world. That Sheriff AUGUSTUS GLOSSOP HARRIS deserves a dukedom, and, if he were a German, should have it. That one State Ball is like every other, but still it was very well done on Friday. That the visit to the City was an entire success (although I wish the audience had made up their minds whether they would stand up or sit while I was speaking), thanks no doubt to the influence of the Sheriff. That Saturday's doings were delightful. I was absolutely deafened with the cheering. That it is very pleasant to be so well received, especially when, three years ago, I was generally snubbed and treated as a nobody. * * * * * THE BUSY BISLEY. SCENE--_Within measurable distance of Waking. Enter Lounger and Marksman, R. and L. _Lounger_ (_heartily_). Why, I _am_ glad to see you! And how are things going on? |
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