Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, July 16, 1892 by Various
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As well as the Zuyder Zee,
As well as the Zuyder Zee!" And as his boat he set afloat, And looked o'er the Henley tide, He saw all England taking note, And he trimmed his sculls and cried:--(_Bis._) "I'll win those 'Sculls!'" said he, "The 'Diamond Sculls' for me! That the world may know, wherever I go Thames yields to the Zuyder Zee!" (_Bis._) Cried JOHN BULL, "Here! You Dutchman queer. To-day you must row with me; For while I ride Thames' silver tide, I'll be second to none," said he; "I'll be second to none," said he. So they blazed away at that Dutchman gay, Stout NICKALS, brave BOYD, and all-- _But_ the Dutchman's ship our best did whip, And BULL cried to his merry men all, (_bis_) "We're whipped, boys, for once," said he, "It's a whip that's a licker to me." Right well OOMS pulls, and the 'Diamond Sculls' Are gone to the Zuyder Zee! VAN TROMP with his broom made free, But this OOMS has "swept" Hen-ley. Here's his health! But oh! those Sculls, you know, Must come back from the Zuyder Zee." * * * * * |
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