A GENTLE HINT TO THE JUBILANT JAP.

There is a Jappy land

Far, far away,

Where Art they understand;

None more than they.

Now in fair battle's ring

They've pummelled poor PING-WING,

All men their praises sing

Who've won the day.

Bright in that Jappy land

Beams every eye.

But, though their pluck be grand,

Bar-bar-i-ty

Their choicest gifts will mar,

Blood stains their rising star,

Foul slaughter is not war.

Fie, Jappy, fie!

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Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 108, January 19, 1895 · 第 27 / 32 题