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Mr. Punch's Book of Sport 15The Cry of the Cricketer

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Mr. Punch's Book of Sport 15

The Cry of the Cricketer

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(In a Pluvial Autumn.)
Rain, rain, go away, Come again before next May! The driving shower and chilling raw gust Are most inopportune in August. Rain has a chance to reign, remember, Till early summer from September. Why come and spoil cricket's last pages, Our wickets--and our averages?
LORD'S IN DANGER. THE M. C. C. GO OUT TO MEET THE ENEMY
["Sir Edward Watkin proposes to construct a railway passing through Lord's Cricket Ground."]
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