Punchinello, Volume 2, No. 33, November 12, 1870 by Various
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so I said:--
"Do you love me?" "Do I loves you?" "Yes!" I roared frantically, "do you love me?" "_Begaire_ I dunno, but I zinks so." "Then," said I, dimly discerning a chance of relief from my suffering, "throw me out as ballast." "Oh, _horrible! horrible! Mon Dieu!_ vat a man!" I turned my sickly gaze upon him and saw that he was deadly pale, and that the perspiration stood out in great drops upon his forehead. The explanation was plain enough--he took me for a maniac. I would have protested and moved the previous question, but taking a small phial from his pocket he broke off the head and threw the contents in my face. Ten seconds later I was totally oblivious, and upon recovering found myself in this place, where such strange things are going on that my fingers prick to write them. DICK TINTO. * * * * * AN EX-MONSTER. |
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