. Christmas cheer [electronic resource]: in three courses, more than ordinary ones, and where every guest will get his dessert, and a taste of those choice spirits, "that cheer but not inebriate," . Enter I m a coming, I m a coming. Bless me,what a dreadful life I do lead here. Hurry skurry,hurry skurry, all day long. There s nothing leftof me. A BOWL OF PUNCH. 66 Enter Fred. FlZGIG. Fix. Ah! my dear! allow me to imprint a kissupon those ruby lips. Bustle. Upon my honour he s a very handsomeyoung fellow (wipes her mouth with her apron). Law,sir, I dont know what you mean ! [Joke
. Christmas cheer [electronic resource]: in three courses, more than ordinary ones, and where every guest will get his dessert, and a taste of those choice spirits, "that cheer but not inebriate," . Enter I m a coming, I m a coming. Bless me,what a dreadful life I do lead here. Hurry skurry,hurry skurry, all day long. There s nothing leftof me. A BOWL OF PUNCH. 66 Enter Fred. FlZGIG. Fix. Ah! my dear! allow me to imprint a kissupon those ruby lips. Bustle. Upon my honour he s a very handsomeyoung fellow (wipes her mouth with her apron). Law,sir, I dont know what you mean ! [Joke No. 1, a laugh.] Fiz. Thats what I mean my {He kisses her; she runs away, screaming, and btimpsagainst Peter PuMMEL, who enters at that moment.) [Joke No. 2, a safe laugh.] Pummel. Halloo! confound that waiting maid,she s taken away my wind. Here I am, just comeoff the coach. Fiz. I wonder who that is. I 11 address ! Pummel. Eh ! Whats that—Oh ! a stranger !Who can he be ? ahem ! Fiz. Did you speak, sir? Pum. I, sir—no, sir—I thought you did, sir. [Jolce No. ), a Fine clay, sir. 60 A BOWL OF PUNCH. lum. Ye-c-o-s, remarkably fine, (aside) Whatcan he want ? Fiz. I think I ve had the pleasure of meeting youbefore. Pum. Vorv likely, sir. Your name is—bless me—I quite forget—it is— Pum. Pummel, sir ! Peter Pummel! Fiz. Ah ! so it is. How are you, Pummel, my
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