English wit and humor; English wit and humor, Pictorial
NEW COCKNEY SAINT.--Mrs. Malaprop declares that if she lives to be a
hundred--and all her family detain a venerated age--she will certainly
have a Saint 'Enery.
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RIDDLE BY 'ARRY.--"Look 'ere, if you're speakin' of a young unmarried
lady bein' rather 'uffy, what well-known river would you name?--Why,
'_Miss is 'ippy_,' o' course."
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[Illustration: EASTER MONDAY
_'Arry._ "Do you pass any pubs on the way to Broadstairs, cabby?"
_Cabby._ "Yes. Lots."
_'Arry._ "Well, _don't!_"]
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[Illustration: "I beg your pardon, ma'am, but I think you dropped
this?"]
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THE END
BRADBURY, AGNEW, & CO. LD., PRINTERS, LONDON AND TONBRIDGE.
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