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{{Quote|When first they come courting, how nice they behave... For a smile or a kiss, how humbly they crave...|Josie singing the song.|Ripper's Curse (comic story)}} |
{{Quote|When first they come courting, how nice they behave... For a smile or a kiss, how humbly they crave...|Josie singing the song.|Ripper's Curse (comic story)}} |
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This is an old {{w|music hall}} song. It is not named in the story. |
This is an old {{w|music hall}} song. It is not named in the story. |
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Revision as of 07:42, 5 January 2013
"Girls, We Would Never Stand It" was a song Josie sung in 1888 while drunk. (COMIC: Ripper's Curse)
When first they come courting, how nice they behave... For a smile or a kiss, how humbly they crave...
Behind the scenes
This is an old music hall song. It is not named in the story.