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IMITATIONS.

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When you're Snug at Hame. ( o ne, all ye jolly gentlemen, Who live at home at ease ; 1M tell 3 ou of a secret That smoking men should please. What is the greatest bliss That the tongue o' man can name ? »Tis to smoke a pipe o' ASCOT When you're snug at hame. When you're snug at hame, When you're snug at hame, 'Tie to smoke a pipe o 1 ASCOT When you're snug at hame. It matters not what you may be, Nor if you wear a crown ; The ASCOT suits both the obscure And men of great renown. It soothes and comforts everyone, Both rich and poor the same, But it adds to one's enjoyment When you're snug at hame. When you're snug, etc., etc. Away we bitter common brands. What pleasure can they see ? I care not what all others smoke, The ASCOT brand's for me. With friends to laugh and crack a joke, Or play a homely game, 1 smoke the Cameron's ASCOT, When I'm snug at hame. When I'm snug, etc., etc.

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Bibliographic details

Observer, Volume XVIII, Issue 1025, 20 August 1898, Page 19

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202

IMITATIONS. Observer, Volume XVIII, Issue 1025, 20 August 1898, Page 19

IMITATIONS. Observer, Volume XVIII, Issue 1025, 20 August 1898, Page 19