Punch / Almanack: Punch / Almanack (1865)

PUNCH’S ALMANACK POE 1805.

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arly not worth remembering,

SONG OF VENUS.

Grecians called me Aphrodite,

And my little boy has wines :
From the sea I sprang up, mighty, f
So my ohariot has C. springs. I

GUIDE FOR MARCH.

This is the time for Hyde Park.
On the beautiful river Serpen-
tine (so called from its winding
course from Pimlico to Bays-
water), you can take a row: and
on your way back, if on foot or on
horseback, you can take another
row—Rotten Row. In winter
boating is at a discount: this is
during an oar frost

LOVE SONG.

Love me, lady i
My hair is gray ;

When round comes pay-day
I cannot pay.

My corns are awful,

My prospects shady,

I want a comforter:

Love me, lady !

Fancy History.—“ Take away
that Bauble/' as Tom Sayers
exclaimed, contemptuously, to
Mace, after his seconds threw up
the sponge.

A Line for Lent.—A fast day
is the stomach’s holyday.

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Where that cold fowl and jelly went that was left from

lunch the other day.

To keep the coalscuttle filled.

The name of the gentleman who called on important
business, but had no card.

To dust the bookshelves.


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