Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, October 15, 1892 by Various
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page 45 of 47 (95%)
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The Judges' sacred Bench itself From scampering feet is not exempt; With calmness they commit, of Court, Frightful "contempt." Through _Byles on Bills_ they eat their way; Law "Digests" they at will digest; Not even _Coke on Littleton_ Sticks on _their_ chests! Wanted--the stodgiest Law-book out! The Judges soon _must_ note these facts, And try a copy of the Ju- -dicature Acts! * * * * * WHY THE FRENCH WON THE BOAT-RACE. (_ANSWERS SUPPLIED BY AN UNPREJUDICED BRITON._) [Illustration] Because the English Eight had had no practice on the Seine. Because the Londoners had had a fearful passage crossing the Channel. Because they smashed their boat, and had to have it repaired. |
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