Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, July 16, 1892 by Various
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_Early Visitor._ "WHY, WHAT ON EARTH ARE YOU DOING, MATHILDE,--TURNING YOUR BOUDOIR INTO A POULTRY YARD?" _Mathilde._ "WELL, MY DEAR, AS IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO RELY ON GETTING NEW-LAID EGGS IN TOWN, I HAVE HAD MY PET COCHIN-CHINA UP FROM THE COUNTRY, AND SHE IS THOROUGHLY TO BE TRUSTED!"] * * * * * CORIOLANUS. "I would he had continu'd to his country As he began, and not unknit, himself, The noble knot he made." _Coriolanus_, Act IV., Scene 2. "His Majesty discriminates between the Prince BISMARCK of former times, and of to-day, and is anxious that his Government should avoid everything which might tend to diminish, in the eyes of the German nation, the familiar figure of its greatest Statesman."--_Instructions to Imperial German Representatives abroad:_-- Can this be he who "At the Gates"[1] Of Janus' Temple stood of old, Protective, vigilant, and bold, As one who calmly dares--and waits? "_So fancy limns him, who'll not cease |
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