Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, May 7, 1892 by Various
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the dark.
_Third V._ "_For this relief much thanks._" _Fourth V._ They seem to have got in at last. _Third V._ "_'Tis bitter cold._" _Fifth V._ Oh, EDWIN, dear, I do wish they'd send away the ghost, and turn up the lights. _Third V._ "_Not a mouse stirring._" [_Crash._ _Sixth V._ There goes my opera-glass! Deuce of a job to find it. _Third V._ "_Stand, ho!_" _Seventh V._ Bless my soul, Ma'am, are you aware that you're standing on my foot? _Third V._ "BERNARDO _has my place._" _Sixth V._ Here's someone taken my seat! _First V._ "_What, is_ HORATIO _there?_" _Eighth V._ Hullo, dear boy, how are you? Couldn't see you--but now the light's a bit up--(_&c., &c._). * * * * * |
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