£82 PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI. [December 17, 1887.
SOCIETY'S NEW PET.
Delaeruche [the rising young Tragedian at the Parthenon). "On, the Fickleness of Woman! Look at that Idiot they're all
£ warming over xow! ugh ! I should like to kick him, if ever I get an opportunity i "
Proicn, F.R S., Use., &c. (who is fond of Tragedies, but dislikes Popular Tragedians:. " On, so, my dear Fellow, do ! And, I SAY,
let Me be there to see the Pesult." Delaeruche. "Humph 1 Who is the .Beast ' "
Brown. " Slogg, the Pugilist from California, Champion of the World!" [Delaeruche thinks belter ofit!
" QUITE ENGLISH, YOU KNOW."
(Lat'.st Version, as sung by President Cleveland.)
May I ask you, Columbia, this lady to note ?
She's English, you know; quite English, you know.
(What effect will this have on the Democrat Vote ?
She's English, I know; quite English, I know.)
She comes from a country that's cursed with a throne;
Yet I think, in your interest, she ought to be known.
She may help you to deal with your Surplus o'ergrown.
(That's not English, you know ; not English, you know.)
Chorus.
I'll ask you, Columbia, this lady to hear ;
She's English, you know; quite English, you know.
Her form, which is slim, and her eyes, which are clear,
Are English; quite English, you know.
Just now, Ma'am, our Surplus has reached such a size,
(Not English, you know; not English, you know,)
The difficulty I can no more disguise.
(Plain English, you know ; plain English, you know.)
Why, every year,—it reads like a romance—
That Surplus, by millions, fails not to advance.
rn, > 8 young you'd give just a glance!
(bhe s English, you know; quite English, you know.)
Chorus.
Her words, Ma'am, may please, if you '11 deign but to hear;
They re English, you know; quite English, you know.
If you banish her now, she must soon reappear.
Still English, quite English, you know.
What Columbia has done she of course can undo
(That's English, you know; quite English, you know) ;
Our old fiscal system has gone all askew.
(Like the English, you know; say some English, you know.
Protection has got to the street that's called Queer;
Free Trade !—well, her advent may distant appear ;
Anyhow, do juBt glance at this lady, my dear.
She's English, you know; quite English, you know.
Chorus.
Mark the things she will'say which 'twere prudent to hear,
They're English, you know ; quite English, you know.,
Oar system's not solid or stable, I fear.
Not English, not.English, you know.
Protection and you very long have been friends
(That's Yankee, you know ; quite Yankee, you know);
But sure such a Surplus serves no useful ends.
To Yankees, you know, robbed Yankees, you know.
Humph! Yes, English " Clumbers of Commerce " do pule
Just now for Protection ; they 're playing the fool.
But they '11 hardly score much off the old Free Trade School.
That's English, you know; quite English, you know.
Chorus.
Heed not all the Vincents and Bartletts you hear,
Though English, you know; mad English, you know.
Economists know they are very small beer,
Though English, half English, you know.
For Salisbury, Gladstone "and Bright all agree
(They're English, you know; all English, you know,)
That this new Fair Trade fad is pure fiddle-de-dee.
(Not English, you know; not English, you know.)
The Farmers and Landlords want prices to rise,
So they look on Fair Trade with encouraging eyes ;
But they '11 hardly get Statesmen to be their allies,
Who 're English, you know; true English, you know.
SOCIETY'S NEW PET.
Delaeruche [the rising young Tragedian at the Parthenon). "On, the Fickleness of Woman! Look at that Idiot they're all
£ warming over xow! ugh ! I should like to kick him, if ever I get an opportunity i "
Proicn, F.R S., Use., &c. (who is fond of Tragedies, but dislikes Popular Tragedians:. " On, so, my dear Fellow, do ! And, I SAY,
let Me be there to see the Pesult." Delaeruche. "Humph 1 Who is the .Beast ' "
Brown. " Slogg, the Pugilist from California, Champion of the World!" [Delaeruche thinks belter ofit!
" QUITE ENGLISH, YOU KNOW."
(Lat'.st Version, as sung by President Cleveland.)
May I ask you, Columbia, this lady to note ?
She's English, you know; quite English, you know.
(What effect will this have on the Democrat Vote ?
She's English, I know; quite English, I know.)
She comes from a country that's cursed with a throne;
Yet I think, in your interest, she ought to be known.
She may help you to deal with your Surplus o'ergrown.
(That's not English, you know ; not English, you know.)
Chorus.
I'll ask you, Columbia, this lady to hear ;
She's English, you know; quite English, you know.
Her form, which is slim, and her eyes, which are clear,
Are English; quite English, you know.
Just now, Ma'am, our Surplus has reached such a size,
(Not English, you know; not English, you know,)
The difficulty I can no more disguise.
(Plain English, you know ; plain English, you know.)
Why, every year,—it reads like a romance—
That Surplus, by millions, fails not to advance.
rn, > 8 young you'd give just a glance!
(bhe s English, you know; quite English, you know.)
Chorus.
Her words, Ma'am, may please, if you '11 deign but to hear;
They re English, you know; quite English, you know.
If you banish her now, she must soon reappear.
Still English, quite English, you know.
What Columbia has done she of course can undo
(That's English, you know; quite English, you know) ;
Our old fiscal system has gone all askew.
(Like the English, you know; say some English, you know.
Protection has got to the street that's called Queer;
Free Trade !—well, her advent may distant appear ;
Anyhow, do juBt glance at this lady, my dear.
She's English, you know; quite English, you know.
Chorus.
Mark the things she will'say which 'twere prudent to hear,
They're English, you know ; quite English, you know.,
Oar system's not solid or stable, I fear.
Not English, not.English, you know.
Protection and you very long have been friends
(That's Yankee, you know ; quite Yankee, you know);
But sure such a Surplus serves no useful ends.
To Yankees, you know, robbed Yankees, you know.
Humph! Yes, English " Clumbers of Commerce " do pule
Just now for Protection ; they 're playing the fool.
But they '11 hardly score much off the old Free Trade School.
That's English, you know; quite English, you know.
Chorus.
Heed not all the Vincents and Bartletts you hear,
Though English, you know; mad English, you know.
Economists know they are very small beer,
Though English, half English, you know.
For Salisbury, Gladstone "and Bright all agree
(They're English, you know; all English, you know,)
That this new Fair Trade fad is pure fiddle-de-dee.
(Not English, you know; not English, you know.)
The Farmers and Landlords want prices to rise,
So they look on Fair Trade with encouraging eyes ;
But they '11 hardly get Statesmen to be their allies,
Who 're English, you know; true English, you know.
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Society's new pet
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