Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, December 27, 1890 by Various
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THE KNELL OF HOME RULE.--Par-nell. * * * * * [Illustration: A PARLIAMENTARY PANTOMIME OPENING. (_Seasonable Suggestion to Augustus Druriolanus._)] * * * * * BETWEEN THE LEAVES; OR, HOW TO LET IN THE ADVERTISERS NEATLY. CHAPTER LXVII. The fair girl stepped lightly into the room, and, having daintily removed the dust from her feet by wiping them on one of BIGLOW AND SONS' Patent Crocodile Matting Rugs (delivered carriage free within a radius of twelve miles of their establishment at Ludgate Circus) that was placed before the door, gave a hasty glance round the apartment. She saw at ones from the octagonal ebonised table three feet six, by two feet five inches, the afternoon lounge couch (as advertised), the gent's easy shake-down chair, ladies ditto, and half dozen occasional chairs, all upholstered in rich material in Messrs. MULGRAVE & Co. of 170, Walbrook, City, E.C.'s best style, that a refined taste inspired by a wholesome economy had been exercised in the furnishing of the apartment, and she turned to the old Duke with a grateful nod of |
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