Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, September 5, 1891 by Various
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_again_!
_Podb._ (_to himself, as he advances_). If she's carrying on with that fellow, CULCHARD, to provoke me, I'll soon show her how little I--(_Aloud._) I say, old man, hope I'm not interrupting you, but I just want to speak to you for a minute, if Miss TROTTER will excuse us. Is there any particular point in going as far as Bingen to-night, eh? _Culch._ (_resignedly_). As much as there is in not going farther than somewhere else, _I_ should have thought. _Podb._ Well, but look here--why not stop at Bacharach, and see what sort of a place it is? _Culch._ You forget that our time is limited if we're going to stick to our original route. _Podb._ Yes, of course; mustn't waste any on the Rhine. Suppose we push on to Maintz to-night, and get the Rhine off our hands then? (_With a glance at Miss TROTTER._) The sooner I've done with this steamer business the better! _Miss T._ Well, Mr. PODBURY, that's not a vurry complimentary remark to make before me! _Podb._ We've seen so little of one another lately that it can hardly make much difference--to _either_ of us--can it? _Miss T._ Now I call that real kind, you're consoling me in advance! |
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