W. S. Gilbert

W. S. Gilbert

Summary

Portrait of W. S. Gilbert W. S. Gilbert,  The Cattle Show (1863)

“ Then the place is quite filled with les notres,
With the people one everywhere sees,
Who, like myself, much prefer to pay
To see the show on half-crown day.
I in toto object to the "people,"
They are always so shockingly rude
E'en on men on society's steeple
Their sad vulgar marks they'll intrude.
”
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