Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, March 12, 1892 by Various
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_Groom_ (_testily_). Well, you are an eighty-tonner At superfluous patter, HARRY! _Stable-help_ (_aside_). Lor! _His_ temper's gitting quick! What has been and popped the acid in his style so prim and placid? Doesn't shine like what he thought to as head-groom. Yus, there's the rub! _Vet._ (_looking at sieve_). Seem to shy _that_ feed! _Groom_. I mixed it with the greatest care, and fixed it With an eye to tempt his appetite, but there, he's off his grub! _Vet._ (_to Stable-help_). Takes your green stuff better? _Stable-help_. True, Sir! _Groom_. But too much o' that won't do, Sir. Can't live on tares entirely! (_Aside._) This here boy's too full of beans. _Vet._ Ah! I see the whole position. He's a bit out of condition, Wants a tonic and skilled treatment. Yes, no doubt that's what it means. With an appetite that's picksome comes a temper tart and tric But a pick-me-up--I'll send one--will, I'm sure set all that square. |
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