Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, January 3, 1891 by Various
page 49 of 58 (84%)
page 49 of 58 (84%)
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[Illustration: FOLLIES OF THE YEAR.] * * * * * IN THE LATEST STYLE. (_BY OUR INTREPID INTERVIEWER._) Feeling that your readers would be interested in learning Mr. CHOSE's own view of the unpleasant affair, I called upon the distinguished Arctic Explorer just as he was sitting down to breakfast. "Now, Mr. CHOSE, is it really true," I asked, "that you stole the umbrellas?" The face of the warrior flushed angrily, for a moment, and then regaining his composure, he replied that he could not see the point of possessing himself of articles that would be absolutely valueless in those extremely northern latitudes. "That is not the question," I persisted. "I am sure you will forgive me, when you remember that I speak in the name of the Public; but what I want, and what they want to know is, Did you steal the umbrellas? Now, Mr. CHOSE, you can surely answer Yes or No." "I don't see what either you or they have to do with it," replied the Arctic Explorer, cutting off the top of a boiled egg, "but as a matter of fact, I had nothing whatever to do with any of the luggage |
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