Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, October 25, 1890 by Various
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a scribe, who is to serve it up in his own fashion, or whether I write
it myself. And now I come to consider it, I should be inclined to make an additional charge for _not_ writing it myself, Not to take you and your worthy firm of employers by surprise, I will make out beforehand a supposititious bill, and then Messrs. TOWER & Co. can close with my offer or not, as they please. £. s. d. To preparing (in special costume) to receive Interviewer, for putting aside letters, refusing to see tradesmen, &c. 3 0 0 To receiving Interviewer, Photographer, and Artist, and talking about nothing in particular for ten minutes. 5 0 0 To cigars and light refreshments all round. 10 6 To giving an account of my life and works generally (this being the article itself). 20 0 0 To showing photographs, books, pictures, playbills, and various curios in my collection. 5 0 0 To being photographed in several attitudes in the back garden three times, and incurring the danger of catching a severe cold. 3 0 0 (***_On the condition that I should sign all photos sold inspect books, and receive_ 10 _per cent. of gross receipts._) To allowing black-and-white Artist to make a sketch of my study, also of myself. 0 0 0 (***_On the condition that only this one picture is to be done, and that if sold separately, I must receive_ 10 _per cent. of such sale._) Luncheon, with champagne for the lot, at 15s. per head 2 5 0 Cigars and liqueurs. 0 10 0 For time occupied at luncheon in giving further details of |
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