Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, October 31, 1891 by Various
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page 29 of 42 (69%)
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And so, if you a labourer were,
(The which of course you're not), And saw a rabbit in your ground A-nibbling--on the spot You'd go for him with spade or fork, At which, so it appears, There rang throughout the crowded room "Enthusiastic cheers." A Peer's advice is always good, So doubtless they will grab it,-- _But_ no one will be happier than The cabbage-nibbling rabbit! * * * * * A LITTLE STRANGER. ["At the meeting of the Bermondsey Vestry, the Medical Officer reported that water drawn from the service-pipe of a house in the Jamaica Road, had been submitted to him. The water was clear, but it contained a live horse-leech."--_Daily Paper_.] Oh, into our domestic pipes They crawl and creep by stealth, The gruesome creatures known unto An Officer of Health! Harken to him of Bermondsey, Think what his murmurings teach, |
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