DURING THE WALRUS HUNT.

_Shilling and Sixpenny Spectators._ That's the police station on that

boat where the two Bobbies are.... 'Ere's a rummy couple coming along

in this boat! See the bloke with the bald 'ed, and the ole girl in a

pink bonnet?... There, they've run slap into them others, and the ole

bloke's got his 'eels in the air. Oh, dear, oh, dear!... Look at the

bobbies tryin' to run 'em in. Lor, they're all pourin' water on

to each other's 'eds as 'ard as they can go! 'Ere's the ole walrus

swimmin' up now, d'ye _see_? And the ole Clown a fishin' for 'im. 'E's

bin an' dragged 'im 'in 'ed foremost! Look at the walrus a duckin' o'

the ole woman. Hor, hor, if ever I see the like o' that! Is that like

'ow they 'unt walruses, Father, eh? Blest if the ole walrus ain't got

into the station 'ouse _after_ 'em. Look at 'em all gittin' out on the

roof--_in_ they jump! And the ole girl goin' in backards, hor, hor!

And the other bloke any'ow. See the 'ole admiral in the cocked 'at a

takin' sights through 'is spy-glorss! Now they're gittin' the 'arpoon

ready. There, they've copped 'im--it's all over! Well, that _was_ a

good lark, and no mistake!

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