Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, April 25, 1891 by Various
page 27 of 45 (60%)
page 27 of 45 (60%)
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Please give me a Penny, Sir! 'Tis heard on every side, Muttered by poverty's pinched lip, Silent so long--from pride. Ah! listen to their pleadings, Sir, And pity the true poor, Whose life is one long fight to keep The wolf from the house-door. Oh, please give me a Penny, Sir! * * * * * "ROOSE IN URBE."--Dr. ROBSON ROOSE has returned to town after a trip to Madeira. * * * * * "SWEET STRIFE." _By an Unionist M.P._ When PARNELL's mocked by HEALY, In strident voice and squealy; When HEALY'S snubbed by PARNELL, In voice as from the charnel-- I understand the windy Wild charm of WAGNER'S shindy. Discord _may_ be melodious, When Harmony sounds odious; |
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