Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, May 14, 1892 by Various
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To a pebble, when canvassing's wanted, I'll have my revenge!
_Mr. Bill_. And though he seems cocksure the Gen'l Election he'll win, Maybe if he's _out_ to me always, _he_ may not get _in_! [_Exeunt._ _Grand Old Voice_ (_within_). Look nasty! Now have I done wisely this time--on reflection? One must be so careful--"in view of the General Election!" * * * * * RECOLLECTIONS OF (COCKNEY) "ARABIAN" DAYS AND NIGHTS. [Mr. MONTAGU WILLIAMS, Q.C., is about to publish, in the pages of _Household Words_, a series of descriptive articles, embodying his more than Wellerishly "extensive and peculiar" knowledge of London, and entitled "Round London, Down East, Up West."] When the breeze of romance in my youth blew free, "A Welcome Guest" I was wont to see. It was a right good time with me, A joyful, book-devouring time. Far about London I was borne, From night to night, from morn to morn; From Street to Park, from Tower to Dock. I was conveyed "Twice Round the Clock." True Sala-ite was I and sworn, For it was in the golden prime Of graphic GEORGE AUGUSTUS: |
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