Punchinello, Volume 2, No. 38, December 17, 1870. by Various
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especially needs changing in this respect. Some of these days I will
show the readers of PUNCHINELLO how SHAKSPEARE should have ended that drama. I rather think they will agree with me, that SHAKSPEARE, clever as he doubtless was in certain respects, knew very little about writing plays that should be at once effective and probable. MATADOR. * * * * * ON THE ROAD TO ROUEN. The Prussians. * * * * * [Illustration: JOHN BULL DETECTS A BEAR-FACED INTRUDER UPON THE PRIVACY OF THE BLACK SEA.] * * * * * "AB" I. Absinthe's a cunning word Dram-drinkers to entice, It comes from a Greek root which means The opposite of nice. |
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