Punch 1888-04-07: Vol 94 Iss 2439
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Apat, 7, 1888.) PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI. 157 — ; for ha other idea than to the STUDIES FROM MR. PUNCH’S STUDIO. | noble patron?” Doce he sigh, they acosed ants tours dees he laughs No, XXXL—Tue Gar Gowporzer. they overflow in song :— ; On, yes, he is always gay. Yes, even when he is ‘‘on strike.” Do “war gay and Gun, hayot" 7a, eat ; : not be surprised if in the midst of your reverie, Berro and his Yes, certainly, gay. It is his business. The Inglesi expect it. Secondo have what seems to be a vi (que with a rival crew who come suddenly upon them round a corner without sufficient warning ; not that the incident has endangered the safety of their navigation, but it has given all parties an unity one of Sin teens detaionne wilh ens experi “Be ay enti teen elude will end in the use of that ready dagg nem y and free; ¥ : and Garibaldini in , st 4 Thats the style for me!” singer's mouth i m3 money you know—i] primo gondolero and il secondo. mid advisedly. You shall never find Beppo mile, his polite grazie! la ringrazio! Similarly y him deeply learned in certain Shakspeare plays, not that , short, broad of chest, wrinkled face, crimson knows anything of the bard, who he was, or what he was, but he grin; but equally sincere in his regrets at your departure, weptical as to the authorship of Othello, The Mere ’ dt tn Bag fommy F- % thinking of the He does not venture to imply that Bacon wrote them, as some polento and fish, and chianti, and ci will onje le you 1 a i ief. They are a picture, st open at the neck, embroidered EE eee oy whi equally learned commentators do, but when you to him ing away homewards on the railway in stuffy car- : Englishman wrote the stories of Othello cad Shylock, he kno a ou tase hou apne ploneatl Somesiin Sanh have Bought isone of your jokes, and he laughs and sings accordingly for the right to be critical about studies of Venice at the Academy and divertimento which is the breath of your life. At time he/| the Grosvenor ; and when you examine your banking account, you ho only i y for your privileges. 4 the same knows exactly what you want to see, you hing I i, W eens salleed a : moment over the — of y hom san i oe cecil with catinolans te thttarted ecaecanes of Sholeck an dw iasm eance 0 ‘ Pullin "up beleve 6 betteee ing house in a canal, he will OUR BOOKING-OFFICE. txtend his right arm as if he were posing for a andexclaim,| “ This Time.” Not any Time, but now or never; that is, Time “OrgLLo, Signore, Gesano Go gues qosemm, re he live, riguar-| for this month. If no one has yet put you up to Tine, I will do so now. was dete—his statue at the y e for slaves, by those “Did he place it there himself?” you ask, for being Inglese, you who can make Time, and this Magazine—I are necessarily witty. to aay that T am speaking of “No, after,” the smiling Gondolier replies, and Gauge you 23" agazine—was made for those who have | coerce, Mien to Bae ie. tery, Saees Se Cove very me on the ¥ Again you fire off a little joke as to the authorship, and he tells you | the tragedy is really Venetian and true, written in the histories. | “And there, Signore!” he exclaims, before you have time for your — * Riguardate cid! Ecco! The house where Signore 48810 lived,” You are near the Rialto now, and you ask if the gentleman in the Jewish gaberdine goin quar the belie is Mr. Invine. He does not widerstand, but you fod yourself y a trifle sentimental as) décoré, you think of the Othellos, the Shylocks, the Portias, the Desdemonas | Merrier, to his own native land. That his notes are wa have known in your time. The Vic., the Princess’s, Saddler’s | you may take your little Davy—Gaxuicx, of course—and per = 4 . hunting-grounds of ee fill your | may continue them next Time. and for a while you make no jokes, you no more There undrums. The Gay Gondolier His th Desdemona, the heard of Mr. CoontaN as Shylock. Alert in ly really, BErpo fits himself to =. He begins to hum a : 4 voice, you encourage fs tho mpen hes teen while you "q is my comrade CasTELLo is covered with wounds more pont, is, Golondere secondo, nods and smiles and whispers “ AA rino!” Being lishman from home, you are thetic towards all’ uationclitien to the-ltslian im particular You weak of the Crimea, of La belle Alliance. Primo and Secondo out into wild praises of the brave Inglesi, and are both ee VOL, XCrv, P
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