282 PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI. [June 23, 1877.
FASHIONABLE ENTERTAINMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
"Going to the Throat and Ear Ball, Lady Mart?"
" no—we are engaged to the incurable idiots."
" Then perhaps i may meet you at the Epileptic Dance on Saturday?"
" Off, yes—we are sure to be there. TflE epileptic stewards are so delightful ! "
THE THREE BAYENS.
{Neiv Version.)
There were three Croakers lay in a bed.
{Doivn, a down, a down, hey down !)
They were off their feed and off their head :
(With a down .')
The three, 'ere they slept, had chorussed in fear,
" What will become of England. Oh dear! "
(With a down, derry, derry doivn .')
They drowsed, and dreamed a gruesome dream.
{Doivn, a down, a down, hey down !)
A Bogey stood in night's pale gleam,
(With a down !)
An awful Bogey, dim and dread,
Which straddled all across their bed.
( With a down, derry, derry down !)
Its nose did glow, its eyes did glare :
[Down, a down, a down, hey down .')
It had a shock of matted hair.
( With a down !)
With seven-leagued boots it did bestride
A charger that a fiend might ride.
(With a doivn, derry, derry down !)
It swelled, that portent big and base,
{Down, a down, a down, hey down .')
Until it seemed to nil all space,
(With a down !)
Its stride could stretch from pole to pole,
Its maw might swallow nations whole.
( With a down, derry, derry down !)
These Croakers three they kicked and groaned,
{Down, a down, a down, hey down !)
They gurgled, grunted, sighed, and moaned,
( With a down !)
And, like tub-thumper o'er his book,
Each night-capped noddle swayed and shook.
(With a down, derry, derry down !)
They shouted " Fire ! " they cried " Police! "
{Doivn, a down, a down, hey down!)
They shrieked at all who bade them cease.
(With a down .')
And they cursed for fools and traitors foul
All who would not at Bogey howl.
( With a down, derry, derry down !)
Till a Lord they blessed, and a Lord they curst,
{Down, a down, a doivn, hey down A)
Upon their slumbers rudely burst.
(With a doivn .')
" Wake up! No foe is here ! " he cried,
" But Bogey his nightmare that doth bestride."
(With a down, derry, derry down !)
They rubbed their eyes, they wagged their heads,
{Down, a down, a down, hey down !)
They paced the floor with troubled treads,
( With a down !■)
" Nightmare ! " quoth one. " Oh don't tell me ! "
" Dream ! " said another. " Fiddle-de-dee ! "
{With a down, derry, derry down !)
The third he cried, " This is too bad;
{Down, a down, a down, hey down .')
That lord who woke us must be mad!
(With a down .')
FASHIONABLE ENTERTAINMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
"Going to the Throat and Ear Ball, Lady Mart?"
" no—we are engaged to the incurable idiots."
" Then perhaps i may meet you at the Epileptic Dance on Saturday?"
" Off, yes—we are sure to be there. TflE epileptic stewards are so delightful ! "
THE THREE BAYENS.
{Neiv Version.)
There were three Croakers lay in a bed.
{Doivn, a down, a down, hey down !)
They were off their feed and off their head :
(With a down .')
The three, 'ere they slept, had chorussed in fear,
" What will become of England. Oh dear! "
(With a down, derry, derry doivn .')
They drowsed, and dreamed a gruesome dream.
{Doivn, a down, a down, hey down !)
A Bogey stood in night's pale gleam,
(With a down !)
An awful Bogey, dim and dread,
Which straddled all across their bed.
( With a down, derry, derry down !)
Its nose did glow, its eyes did glare :
[Down, a down, a down, hey down .')
It had a shock of matted hair.
( With a down !)
With seven-leagued boots it did bestride
A charger that a fiend might ride.
(With a doivn, derry, derry down !)
It swelled, that portent big and base,
{Down, a down, a down, hey down .')
Until it seemed to nil all space,
(With a down !)
Its stride could stretch from pole to pole,
Its maw might swallow nations whole.
( With a down, derry, derry down !)
These Croakers three they kicked and groaned,
{Down, a down, a down, hey down !)
They gurgled, grunted, sighed, and moaned,
( With a down !)
And, like tub-thumper o'er his book,
Each night-capped noddle swayed and shook.
(With a down, derry, derry down !)
They shouted " Fire ! " they cried " Police! "
{Doivn, a down, a down, hey down!)
They shrieked at all who bade them cease.
(With a down .')
And they cursed for fools and traitors foul
All who would not at Bogey howl.
( With a down, derry, derry down !)
Till a Lord they blessed, and a Lord they curst,
{Down, a down, a doivn, hey down A)
Upon their slumbers rudely burst.
(With a doivn .')
" Wake up! No foe is here ! " he cried,
" But Bogey his nightmare that doth bestride."
(With a down, derry, derry down !)
They rubbed their eyes, they wagged their heads,
{Down, a down, a down, hey down !)
They paced the floor with troubled treads,
( With a down !■)
" Nightmare ! " quoth one. " Oh don't tell me ! "
" Dream ! " said another. " Fiddle-de-dee ! "
{With a down, derry, derry down !)
The third he cried, " This is too bad;
{Down, a down, a down, hey down .')
That lord who woke us must be mad!
(With a down .')
Werk/Gegenstand/Objekt
Titel
Titel/Objekt
Punch
Sachbegriff/Objekttyp
Inschrift/Wasserzeichen
Aufbewahrung/Standort
Aufbewahrungsort/Standort (GND)
Inv. Nr./Signatur
H 634-3 Folio
Objektbeschreibung
Maß-/Formatangaben
Auflage/Druckzustand
Werktitel/Werkverzeichnis
Herstellung/Entstehung
Künstler/Urheber/Hersteller (GND)
Entstehungsdatum
um 1877
Entstehungsdatum (normiert)
1872 - 1882
Entstehungsort (GND)
Auftrag
Publikation
Fund/Ausgrabung
Provenienz
Restaurierung
Sammlung Eingang
Ausstellung
Bearbeitung/Umgestaltung
Thema/Bildinhalt
Thema/Bildinhalt (GND)