Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, November 22, 1890 by Various
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[Illustration: HIGHER EDUCATION. _Mr. Punch_. "THAT'S ALL VERY WELL, BUT IT'S TOO DULL. LET THEM HAVE A LITTLE SUNSHINE, OR THEY WILL NEVER FOLLOW YOU."] * * * * * [Illustration: A POSER. _Fair Client_. "I'M ALWAYS PHOTOGRAPHED FROM THE SAME SIDE, BUT I FORGET WHICH!" _Scotch Photographer_ (_reflectively_). "WELL, IT'LL NO BE _THIS_ SIDE, I'M THINKIN'. MAYBE IT'S T'ITHER!"] * * * * * PARS ABOUT PICTURES. Yes, quite so. It's a very good excuse! Whenever I do not turn up when I am expected, my children say, "Pa's about pictures." It's just the same as a doctor, when he forgets to keep an appointment, says, "he has unexpectedly been called out." Yah! _I'd_ call some of 'em out if I had the chance. I took French leave the other day, and went to the French Gallery, expecting to see sketches in French chalk, or studies in French grey. Nothing of the kind! Mr. WALLIS will have his little joke. The main part of the exhibition is essentially English, and so I found my Parisian accent was entirely thrown away. If it had only been Scotch, I could have said something about the "Scots wha hae wi' |
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