Return of the Troops from Egypt: 1. Lady Gushington 'I Have Been So Longing for a Tête-À-Tête. I Have Heard You Have Done the Most Heroic Things. Do Tell Me All, from the Beginning', 2. 'Tim, the Saxon Would Have Looked Mane an' He Hadn'T Been There.' 'Thrue for Ye.', 3. 'Their Complexions Look Hawful, I Think, Mr. Plush. Hothers May Think So or Not.' ' Ya-As, Barton, They Do Look Rather Rough, a Trifle Coarse, You Know.', 4. Splendid Misery: 'General Fitzfague May Be an Excellent Man. I Don'T Say He is Not, 'Eaven Forbid But We Know If the Gallant Officer, Who Honours Us by Accepting Our Humble Hospitality, a-a-and the Sword which We Flatter -a-a- Had Not Been There, the Right Man in the Right Place -a-a- Events Might Have Been Different.', 5. 'My Son.', 6. 'England Expected Every Man to Do His Duty, and, of Course, Was Not Disappointed.', 7. 'I Think Hegypt's Made 'Im Look More 'Andsome.' 'Yes, and More 'Aughty.', 8. 'Noo, I Winder Whether Sir Garnet Really Likes Cauld Tea Better Than This?'
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