. Christmas cheer [electronic resource]: in three courses, more than ordinary ones, and where every guest will get his dessert, and a taste of those choice spirits, 'that cheer but not inebriate,' . Enter BUSTLE.Bustle. I m a coming, I m a coming. Bless me,what a dreadful life I do lead here. Hurry skurry,hurry skurry, all day long. There s nothing leftof me. A BOWL OF PUNCH. 66 Enter Fred. FlZGIG. Fix. Ah! my dear! allow me to imprint a kissupon those ruby lips. Bustle. Upon my honour he s a very handsomeyoung fellow (wipes her mouth with her apron). Law,sir, I dont know what you mean ! [Joke Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/christmas-cheer-electronic-resource-in-three-courses-more-than-ordinary-ones-and-where-every-guest-will-get-his-dessert-and-a-taste-of-those-choice-spirits-that-cheer-but-not-inebriate-enter-bustlebustle-i-m-a-coming-i-m-a-coming-bless-mewhat-a-dreadful-life-i-do-lead-here-hurry-skurryhurry-skurry-all-day-long-there-s-nothing-leftof-me-a-bowl-of-punch-66-enter-fred-flzgig-fix-ah!-my-dear!-allow-me-to-imprint-a-kissupon-those-ruby-lips-bustle-upon-my-honour-he-s-a-very-handsomeyoung-fellow-wipes-her-mouth-with-her-apron-lawsir-i-dont-know-what-you-mean-!-joke-image370071758.html
RM2CE268E–. Christmas cheer [electronic resource]: in three courses, more than ordinary ones, and where every guest will get his dessert, and a taste of those choice spirits, 'that cheer but not inebriate,' . Enter BUSTLE.Bustle. I m a coming, I m a coming. Bless me,what a dreadful life I do lead here. Hurry skurry,hurry skurry, all day long. There s nothing leftof me. A BOWL OF PUNCH. 66 Enter Fred. FlZGIG. Fix. Ah! my dear! allow me to imprint a kissupon those ruby lips. Bustle. Upon my honour he s a very handsomeyoung fellow (wipes her mouth with her apron). Law,sir, I dont know what you mean ! [Joke
. Punch . mirals name. What Admiralwas it who was not to be found when he was sought so anxiously ?The necessary reply is—Walker ! AN EXTRAVAGANT SCOT. N the paper which we pre-sume Lady Macduff wasreading when so disagree-ably interrupted by theemissaries of King Macbethwe mean the life Herald,we find this:— During the valentine season,a young gentlemaD, in the neigh-bourhood of Dunfermline, re-ceived a valentine from Glasgow,in the shape of a real donkey, allalive t>nd kicking. It came byrail, and cost him 16s. for carriage—double the worth of his valen-tine. The point of the joke is,tha Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/punch-mirals-name-what-admiralwas-it-who-was-not-to-be-found-when-he-was-sought-so-anxiously-the-necessary-reply-iswalker-!-an-extravagant-scot-n-the-paper-which-we-pre-sume-lady-macduff-wasreading-when-so-disagree-ably-interrupted-by-theemissaries-of-king-macbethwe-mean-the-life-heraldwe-find-this-during-the-valentine-seasona-young-gentlemad-in-the-neigh-bourhood-of-dunfermline-re-ceived-a-valentine-from-glasgowin-the-shape-of-a-real-donkey-allalive-tgtnd-kicking-it-came-byrail-and-cost-him-16s-for-carriagedouble-the-worth-of-his-valen-tine-the-point-of-the-joke-istha-image369688924.html
RM2CDCNYT–. Punch . mirals name. What Admiralwas it who was not to be found when he was sought so anxiously ?The necessary reply is—Walker ! AN EXTRAVAGANT SCOT. N the paper which we pre-sume Lady Macduff wasreading when so disagree-ably interrupted by theemissaries of King Macbethwe mean the life Herald,we find this:— During the valentine season,a young gentlemaD, in the neigh-bourhood of Dunfermline, re-ceived a valentine from Glasgow,in the shape of a real donkey, allalive t>nd kicking. It came byrail, and cost him 16s. for carriage—double the worth of his valen-tine. The point of the joke is,tha
. Alice in Wonderland; a dramatization of Lewis Carroll's 'Alice's adventures in Wonderland' and 'Through the looking glass,' . m II 1 I AliceI only said if. Red QueenShe says she only said if. White Queen [Moans and wrings her hands.]But she said a great deal more than that,more than that. Ah, yes, so much iN ,:.J Red QueenSo you did, you know; always speak the truth — think beforeyou speak— and write it down afterwards. AliceIm sure I didnt mean — Red Queen Thats just what I complained of. You should have meant!What do you suppose is the use of a child without any mean-ing? Even a joke shou Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/alice-in-wonderland-a-dramatization-of-lewis-carrolls-alices-adventures-in-wonderland-and-through-the-looking-glass-m-ii-1-i-alicei-only-said-if-red-queenshe-says-she-only-said-if-white-queen-moans-and-wrings-her-hands-but-she-said-a-great-deal-more-than-thatmore-than-that-ah-yes-so-much-in-j-red-queenso-you-did-you-know-always-speak-the-truth-think-beforeyou-speak-and-write-it-down-afterwards-aliceim-sure-i-didnt-mean-red-queen-thats-just-what-i-complained-of-you-should-have-meant!what-do-you-suppose-is-the-use-of-a-child-without-any-mean-ing-even-a-joke-shou-image370060237.html
RM2CE1KH1–. Alice in Wonderland; a dramatization of Lewis Carroll's 'Alice's adventures in Wonderland' and 'Through the looking glass,' . m II 1 I AliceI only said if. Red QueenShe says she only said if. White Queen [Moans and wrings her hands.]But she said a great deal more than that,more than that. Ah, yes, so much iN ,:.J Red QueenSo you did, you know; always speak the truth — think beforeyou speak— and write it down afterwards. AliceIm sure I didnt mean — Red Queen Thats just what I complained of. You should have meant!What do you suppose is the use of a child without any mean-ing? Even a joke shou
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