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Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 93, Nov. 12, 1887

Volume 93 — The Ingratitude of Grandolph.

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Many terrible things have our patriots seen; They have seen their dear Dizzy extending the suffrage, And versatile Gladstone a-wearing the Green, And Harcourt defending Home Rule and the rough-rage; And Disintegration approaching our realm, And Rads—so they fancy—inviting invaders; But that which their souls must with woe most o'erwhelm Is—Lord Randolph Churchill a-chaffing Fair Traders!

"'Jam' satis," as our Schoolmaster had just breath enough to murmur when he escaped from out of the midst of a Socialist Meeting in Trafalgar Square.

Unfortunately, the great enemy of the Teetotal Temperance Societies is—the British "Public."

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