Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, January 9, 1892 by Various
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Jest a few of their hodd moments to _our_ naybrood might afford.
They _must_ 'ave a feelink 'art towards the poor, and no mistake, Or they wouldn't take sech trouble for the poor Ratepayers' sake, NOCKY SPRIGGENS sez it 'minds 'im of a League of Loving Cats To purtect from traps and pizen the poor mice and starvin' rats. Jest like NOCKY's narsty way that is! But if them Dooks would try To assist the Kounty Kouncil in their new Committee--wy, They might 'elp our Health and Housing in a style as none could mock, Give the proud "Pergressives" what-for, and fair put the shut on NOCK. Arter all yer Public Garding's little better than a chouse, While the landlord rents yer heart out for a wretched Privit 'Ouse. And yer Hopen Space's pootiness ain't much good to _our_ sort, Who are shut up in the dismal dens called 'Omes, gents, down our Court. Oh, Philanterpists, and Sanitrys, and Dooks, I do not mean To be rucking upon Charity, or rounding on wot's clean; But _if_ yer wants to 'elp us as has lived so long in muck, The _only_ thing wot's wanted ain't to give us the clean--chuck! * * * * * [Illustration: TAKING HIM RATHER TOO LITERALLY. _Sir Biggan Burleigh_ (_who doesn't see why he shouldn't have a turn in his own house, to very young Lady_). "MISS VIOLET,--ROUND OR SQUARE?" |
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