Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 93, November 26, 1887Various
General
Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 93, November 26, 1887
Various
English wit and humor -- Periodicals
_Paterfamilias._ "Because I think it's my duty, as a law-abiding
citizen, to set a good example."
_Mister Tom (his son)._ "Because I must look after the old Governor,
and see he doesn't come to grief."
_Mr. Brown, Q.C._ "Because I'm not going to let those fellows, JONES
and ROBINSON, think that I shirk the responsibility."
_Messrs. Jones, M.D., and Robinson, R.A._ "Because we don't mean to be
outdone by that fellow BROWN."
_The West-end Young Man._ "Because, you know, I think, on the whole,
it's the correct thing to do."
_The Primrose-League Young Man._ "Because I should very much like to
have a real chance of giving a Social Democrat a good whack on
the head."
_'Arry._ "Because it's such a prime lark."
_The General Person._ "Because everybody seems to be doing it."
* * * * *
Mem. by a Hater of Premature "Christmassing."
"Christmas comes but once a year"--
But it lasts three months at a stretch, that's clear.
_I_ should like to pass the whole quarter in slumbers,
To dodge the infliction of--Christmas Numbers!
* * * * *
The Great Ochipaway Chief says that he intends to continue selling his
chips. But he has a log by him with which, as he has kept it for many
years, he will not part on any account.
* * * * *
ON A RECENT CASTING VOTE.
What! How did LYTTON get into the chair!
The usual way--he mounted by the STAIR.
* * * * *
THE REPORT ON THE FIRE AT THE EXETER THEATRE.--"Slow, but SHAW."
* * * * *
OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.
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