THE WALKING ENGLISHWOMAN ON THE ALPS.

[Illustration]

You who look, at home, so charming--

Angel, goddess, nothing less--

Do you know you're quite alarming

In that dress?

Such a garb should be forbidden;

Where's the grace an artist loves?

Think of dainty fingers hidden

In those gloves!

Gloves! A housemaid would not wear them,

Shapeless, brown and rough as sacks,

Thick! And yet you often tear them

With that axe!

Worst of all, unblacked, unshiny--

Greet them with derisive boots--

Clumsy, huge! For feet so tiny!

Oh, those boots!

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Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 105, August 19th 1893 · 第 18 / 24 题