Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, July 2, 1892 by Various
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appeal for justice to the God of battles, he (Dr. KANE) had no more
doubt than he had about his existence, that that appeal would be made, and that God would defend the right." With the saving clause adroitly introduced into the last sentence, everyone, except an Atheist, will agree; and, but for this, this speech reads as an incentive to Civil War, intended to stir up brother against brother to fight to the death. Such sentiments may, in the future, be remembered as marked with "the brand of KANE." * * * * * A Difficulty.--_Mr. Dick_ was unable to keep, "King Charles the First's head" out of his literary work. So Our OSCAR, it is said, has been unable to keep the head of St. John the Baptist out of his play, _Salomé_, accepted by SARAH. Hence difficulty with licenser. The real truth, we believe, is that the head, according to received tradition, should be brought in by _Salomé_ "on a charger," and SARAH protests against this, as she is not an equestrian. * * * * * A New Songstress.--Mr. CUSINS, on Wednesday last, accompanying SCHUMANN, RUBINSTEIN, & Co., may fairly be described as "CUSINS German." A very successful Concert, musically notable, among many notable things, for the _début_ of Miss GWLADYS WOOD, who, being vociferously encored, gave a Tyrolean Volkslied, or "VOKES' Family" dance and song, playing the accompaniment herself. "She ought to do well."--I quote SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, the Musician, who sang a _duo_ with Mme. VALDA. The Concert commenced with a "Septette (By DESIRE)." This is a new Composer. |
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