Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, November 7, 1891 by Various
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page 31 of 46 (67%)
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To offer _me_, who book place--
A Stall that would the Pit disgrace, I wonder why. I wonder why, whenever pressed A little money to invest In something which is quite the best Affair to buy, I _always_ read next morning that Not _I_, but it (in parlance pat Of City articles) was "Flat," I wonder why. * * * * * CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS NURSERY RHYMES. (_FOR USE OF INFANT STUDENTS IN NEW SCHOOL OF DRAMATIC ART._) 'Tis the voice of the Prompter, I hear him quite plain; He has prompted me twice, Let him prompt me again. * * * * * THE PRETTY SIMPLETON. [The _Spectator_ warns men against marrying simpletons, pointing out that "there is no bore on earth equal to the |
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