Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, August 20, 1892 by Various
page 20 of 43 (46%)
page 20 of 43 (46%)
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Will Sir EDWARD SOLOMON be in it? Probably this is "another night."
* * * * * LAYS OF MODERN HOME. NO. V.--BUTLERLESS. [Illustration: (Butler.)] Oh! bring my Butler back to me; I stray and lapse alone! If this be freedom, to be free Were something best unknown. He used to look so grand and grave-- So sad when I was slack; 'Twas difficult to misbehave-- Oh, bring my Butler back! In him was nothing flash nor green-- A Seneschal confessed; Most people deemed his reverend mien Some family bequest. And yet but three short, happy years Had seen him on our tack, And made us verge on VERE DE VERES-- Oh, bring my Butler back! A Pedigree in swallow-tails, He gave our household "tone." |
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