Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, July 9, 1892 by Various
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page 16 of 41 (39%)
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_The M.F._ Well, I don't see much point _in_ it myself--but so long as it amuses him, I daresay it's all right. [_The Captain discharges the gun in the air and retires at the double, feeling that his country's safety is secure for the present. JOHNNY BAKER, the young American Marksman, appears and exhibits his skill in shooting upside down._ _The Rigid Matron._ He missed one that time--he's not quite such a good shot as the girl was. _One of the Daughters._ Oh, but, Mother, you forget! Miss ANNIE OAKLEY didn't stand on _her_-- _The R.M._ (_in an awful voice_), I am perfectly aware of that, EUPHEMIA; so pray don't make such unnecessary remarks! [_EUPHEMIA subsides in confusion._ _An Unsophisticated Spectator_ (_as Master BAKER, after rubbing his forehead, discovers a brickbat under the mat where his head had been_). Now, how _very_ odd! He found a brick in exactly the same place when I was here before! Someone must have a grudge against him, poor boy! But he ought to look _before_ he stands on his head, next time! _Mr. Timmerman_ (_carelessly, to his wife, as the Deadwood Coach is introduced_). It would be rather fun to have a ride in the Coach--new experience and all that. |
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