Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, August 1, 1891 by Various
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page 21 of 47 (44%)
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IN AN UPPER CORRIDOR, TWO HOURS LATER.
_Culch._ (_coming upon Podbury_). So you've got rid of your Americans at last, eh? _Podb._ _I_ was in no hurry, I can tell you. She's a ripping little girl--tremendous fun. What do you think she asked me about _you_? _Culch._ (_stiff, but flattered_). I wasn't aware she had honoured me by her notice. What _was_ it? _Podb._ Said you had a sort of schoolmaster look, and wanted to know if you were my tutor. My tutor! [_He roars._ _Culch._ I hope you--ah--undeceived her? _Podb._ Rather! Told her it was t'other way round, and I was looking after _you_. Said you were suffering from melancholia, but were not absolutely dangerous. _Culch._ If that's your idea of a joke, all I can say is-- [_He chokes with rage._ _Podb._ (_innocently_). Why, my dear chap, I thought you wanted 'em kept out of your way! [_CULCHARD slams his bedroom door with temper, leaving PODBURY outside, still chuckling._ |
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