Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, September 22, 1920 by Various
page 17 of 65 (26%)
page 17 of 65 (26%)
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[Illustration: _The Super-Tramp._ "MADAM, IF YOU HAVE ANY MORE OF THAT PIE YOU GAVE ME THIS MORNING I SHOULD BE PLEASED TO PAY FOR IT."] * * * * * A HOME FROM HOME. (_An actual incident_.) My fancy sought no English field, What time my holiday drew near; I felt no fond desire to wield The shrimping net of yesteryear; I found it easy to eschew All wish to hear a pierrot stating His lust to learn the rendezvous Of flies engaged in hibernating. Beyond the Channel I would range (I called it "cross the rolling main") And there achieve the thorough change Demanded by my jaded brain; It might be that an alien clime Would jog a failing inspiration, Buck up a bard and render rhyme Less difficult of excavation. |
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