Punchinello, Volume 2, No. 35, November 26, 1870 by Various
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page 56 of 73 (76%)
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In short, I emerged from that car ruined, wilted, and utterly demoralized. When I got home my wife didn't know me, and I could only prove my identity by carefully scraping my feet, hanging up my hat, and otherwise exhibiting the results of her superior disciplinary powers. My hardest work, however, was to establish the fact that I hadn't been rolled in the gutter, my rheumatic hobble, dilapidated aspect, and blood-shot eyes telling fearfully against me. The next time I ride in a horse-car, I shall take a private hack. S.R. DEEN. * * * * * A Con of the Period. When this cruel war is over, and crowds of tourists rush to see the place where LOUIS NAPOLEON surrendered, why will that place be like BRYANT'S Minstrels? Because such a lot of people will go to See DAN. * * * * * Con from Our Correspondent in benighted Africa. Why would CÆSAR have made a fine novelist? |
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