Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, September 27, 1890 by Various
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AT AN AFTERNOON CALL.
"_So glad to see you at last. Now don't let me interrupt your talk with Mrs. VEREKER_;" i.e., "If I do, I shall be let in for being button-holed." "_Do let me get you some tea--you must be dying for a cup_;" i.e., "Know _I_ am." "_So sorry_--_I fear everything is cold. Do let me have some fresh tea made for you_;" i.e., "He can't accept _that_ offer." IN A NON-SMOKING CARRIAGE. "_You don't mind my cigar, do you?_" i.e., "I know he does, but I'm not going to waste it." (_Reply to the above query._) "_Oh, not at all!_" i.e., "Beastly thing! If he wasn't so confoundedly selfish and stingy, he'd throw it away." * * * * * "I'M AFLOAT!" (NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE VERSION.) [Illustration] |
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