Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, July 2, 1892 by Various
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special train, which I am told, is kept in readiness for you at every
London Terminus, to transport you--(not for your _country's_ good, but _your own_)--to Sheepsdoor, Kent, where you shall receive a hearty welcome--Lord ARTHUR is not with me, but my French maid will _chaperon_ us--_if necessary_. Yours devotedly, LADY GAY. STUD PRODUCE SELECTION. To a Circus in Lancashire, once I went, To see a performing dog dance! But, my money in vain I found I'd spent, For I much prefer a "_Clog Dance_." * * * * * THE TWO SARAS OF THE SEASON.--SARA BERNHARDT and SARA SATE. * * * * * [Illustration: UNA AND THE BRITISH LION. A CARTOON FROM A BIRMINGHAM COLLECTION.] _Whereto a Brummagem Bard hath set these Spenserian Stanzas._ [Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, in his Election Address, explains how he has co-operated with the Conservative Government in order to |
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