Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, January 17, 1891 by Various
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_Unscientific V._ What did _he_ discover? _Well-inf. V._ Why, the Consumption Bacillus. He's got it in that bottle he's holding up. _Unsc. V._ And what's the good of it, now he _has_ discovered it? _Well-inf. V._ Good? Why, it's the thing that causes _consumption_, you know! _Unsc. V._ Then it's a pity he didn't leave it alone! _BEFORE A SCENE REPRESENTING "THE HOME LIFE AT SANDRINGHAM."_ _First Old Lady_ (_with Catalogue_). It says here that "the note the page is handing _may_ have come from Sir DIGHTON PROBYN, the Comptroller of the Royal Household" Fancy _that_! _Second Old Lady_. He's brought it in in his fingers. Now _that_'s a thing I never allow in _my_ house. I always tell SARAH to bring all letters, and even circulars, in on a tray! _BEFORE A SCENE REPRESENTING THE LATE FRED ARCHER, MOUNTED, ON ASCOT RACE-COURSE._ _A. Sportsman_. H'm--ARCHER, eh? Shouldn't have backed his mount in _that_ race! _BEFORE "THE LIBRARY AT HAWARDEN."_ |
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