Punch, Tomy 112-113Henry Mayhew, Mark Lemon, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1897 |
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... appear To all who love England , and Honour , and Union , The Happy New Year !!! RAILWAY LIE - ABILITY . DEAR MR . PUNCH , -I am always fond of a joke , and can hear its repetition , say , a score of times , but I am getting very weary ...
... appear To all who love England , and Honour , and Union , The Happy New Year !!! RAILWAY LIE - ABILITY . DEAR MR . PUNCH , -I am always fond of a joke , and can hear its repetition , say , a score of times , but I am getting very weary ...
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... appears , they amuse themselves with some wit . At cause of that all the banks , all the offices , and all the magazines are closed , because they are not spiritual of the all , but naturally sad and severe . one goes himself away some ...
... appears , they amuse themselves with some wit . At cause of that all the banks , all the offices , and all the magazines are closed , because they are not spiritual of the all , but naturally sad and severe . one goes himself away some ...
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... appear to have been in a different direc- tion . Can you not find a better answer to the question ? A. In the absence of physical training , I must trust to the fact that I am by birthright an Englishman . Q. Certainly . And as an ...
... appear to have been in a different direc- tion . Can you not find a better answer to the question ? A. In the absence of physical training , I must trust to the fact that I am by birthright an Englishman . Q. Certainly . And as an ...
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... Appears the bond That weaves all Pats together , E'en TIM lets fall No drop of gall , And REDMOND stints his blether . SAUNDERSON , too , Curses the screw Wherewith JOHN BULL doth bleed ' em ; And , nobly rash , Would make a dash For ...
... Appears the bond That weaves all Pats together , E'en TIM lets fall No drop of gall , And REDMOND stints his blether . SAUNDERSON , too , Curses the screw Wherewith JOHN BULL doth bleed ' em ; And , nobly rash , Would make a dash For ...
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... Appears to supersede that ancient saw . Roll over " rectitude , " and banish law ; hound A brave man beyond reason's clear - marked bound . But there are rules in National Honour's Codes , That even a NAPOLEON or a RHODES Must be ...
... Appears to supersede that ancient saw . Roll over " rectitude , " and banish law ; hound A brave man beyond reason's clear - marked bound . But there are rules in National Honour's Codes , That even a NAPOLEON or a RHODES Must be ...
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