Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, July 4, 1891 by Various
page 25 of 45 (55%)
page 25 of 45 (55%)
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* * * * * [Illustration: GENTLE SATIRE. "I SAY, BILL, LOOK 'ERE! 'ERE'S A OLD COVE OUT RECORD-BREAKING!"] * * * * * "THE DILEMMA." (_An old Irish Story newly applied._) ["On which horn of the dilemma will the Gladstonians elect to stand?"--_Mr. Chamberlain, in his controversy with Sir W. Harcourt on the place of Home Rule in the Gladstonian programme._] _Faithful Unionist Sentry, loquitur_:-- Faith! yes, a dilemma, no doubt, is _the_ thing To stagger Big Bounce, in a fashion Socratic. I fancy I know now to plant a sharp sting, The success of my bayonet-play is emphatic. Remember a picture I once chanced to see, A Pompeian sentinel posed at a portal, And "faithful to death" though fire threatened. That's Me! As my country's defender, my fame is immortal. Yes, the Sentinel's _rĂ´le_ suits my style passing well; |
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