Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, October 1, 1892 by Various
page 36 of 45 (80%)
page 36 of 45 (80%)
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To even hotter place, had been enough
To scare SAND, HUGO, SHELLEY, in a huff; Make BYRON cast his poem to the wind! Chillon, thy prison may become a place With little marble tables in a row, Where tourists, dressed with artless English grace, May drink their _bock_ or _café_ down below, And foreign penknives rapidly efface The boasted names this light is meant to show. * * * * * MUSICAL NOTE.--The most tranquillising, or even somniferous melodies ever composed, must have been those written by the celebrated LULLI. The first thing by LULLI was a "_Lulliby_." * * * * * NEW WORDS TO AN OLD TUNE (AND A SYLLABLE TO SPARE).--Song for the SECRETARY for IRELAND:--"_'Tis all for good luck, quoth bould Rory O'Mor-ley._" * * * * * ALL THE DIFFERENCE--between "_Sir_ G.O.M." and "_The_ G.O.M." * * * * * EXAMINATION PAPER FOR A PRESS CANDIDATE. |
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