Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, July 25, 1891 by Various
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page 7 of 41 (17%)
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The dulness of riding to Weybridge
Pleasant chat (mind the accent) may _a_bridge, But not when it deals With detaching of wheels, Collisions, explosions, and Tay Bridge. * * * * * THE STOLEN PICTURES.--The _Débats_ informed us, last week, that the thief who stole TENIERS' pictures from the Museum at Rennes has been discovered. His punishment should "fit the crime," as Mr. GILBERT's _Mikado_ used to say, and therefore he ought to be sentenced to penal servitude for _Ten years_. * * * * * [Illustration: THE PERSONAL EQUATION. _Dick_ (_who hasn't sold a single Picture this year_). "AND AS FOR THE BEASTLY BRITISH PUBLIC, NOTHING REALLY GOOD _EVER_ GOES DOWN WITH IT--NOTHING BUT VULGAR ROT!" _Tom_ (_who has sold every Picture he has painted_). "OH, BOSH AND GAMMON, MY DEAR FELLOW. GOOD HONEST WORK IS _ALWAYS_ SURE OF ITS MARKET--AND ITS _PRICE_!" [_Next year their luck will be reversed, and also their opinions of the B.P._] * * * * * |
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