Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, August 27, 1892 by Various
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page 25 of 44 (56%)
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[Illustration: AN EARNEST POLITICIAN. "I'M VERY GLAD SIR PERCY PLANTAGENET WAS RETURNED, MISS!" "WHY,--ARE YOU A PRIMROSE DAME?" "NO, MISS,--BUT MY 'USBAND IS!"] * * * * * TIP TO TAX-COLLECTORS. (_AFTER HERRICK'S "COUNSEL TO GIRLS."_) A SONG OF THE EXCHEQUER. Air--"_Gather ye rose-buds while ye may._" Gather ye Taxes while ye may, The time is fleetly flying; And tenants who'd stump up to-day, To-morrow may be shying. That annual "Lump," the Income Tax, Still higher aye seems getting; The sooner that for it you "ax," The nearer you'll be netting. That payer's best who payeth first |
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