III

The Grosvenor's nuts--it is, indeed!

I goes for 'Olman 'Unt like pie.

It's equal to a friendly lead [15]

To see B. Jones's judes go by.

Stanhope he makes me fit to cry,

Whistler he makes me melt like butter,

Strudwick he makes me flash my cly-- [16]

In fact, my form's the Bloomin' Utter.

_Envoy_.

I'm on for any Art that's 'Igh!

I talks as quite as I can splutter;

I keeps a Dado on the sly;

In fact, my form's the Blooming Utter!

[1: sausages]

[2: friend]

[3: very hungry]

[4: girl]

[5: fondling; softly]

[6: thus expressively]

[7: nice]

[8: _i.e._ china]

[9: look at]

[10: pawn]

[11: drink]

[12: Botticelli(?)]

[13: Wagner(?)]

[14: The Corsican Brothers(?)]

[15: Notes]

[16: spend money]

"TOTTIE"

[1887]

[By "DAGONET" (G. R. SIMS) in _Referee_, 7 Nov.].

I

As she walked along the street

With her little 'plates of meat,' [1]

And the summer sunshine falling

On her golden 'Barnet Fair,' [2]

Bright as angels from the skies

Were her dark blue 'mutton pies.' [3]

In my 'East and West' Dan Cupid [4]

Shot a shaft and left it there.

Musa Pedestris - Three Centuries of Canting Songs and Slang Rhymes [1536 - 1896] · 第 273 / 298 题