Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, October 3, 1891 by Various
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me. I distinctly saw her. Still, if she's sorry, this would be an excellent
opportunity for--(_Aloud._) Miss PRENDERGAST! (_No reply--louder._) May I take it that you regret having been betrayed into momentary approbation of a miserable piece of flippancy? If so, let me assure you--(_Turns round--to discover that he is addressing two little flaxen-haired girls in speckled pinafores, who are regarding him open-mouthed._ Miss PRENDERGAST _and_ PODBURY _have disappeared_.) PODBURY _again!_ He must have planned this--with _her_! It is too much. I have done--yes--done with the pair of them! [_Strides off in bitter indignation._ * * * * * SCHOOL-BOY'S FIRST EXPERIENCE OF SMOKING.--One sickarette,--and he never could do another. _O si sic omnes_! * * * * * [Illustration: "LET SLEEPING DOGS LIE!"] * * * * * "HOTEL ME, GENTLE STRANGER!" [Mrs. WHEELER and Mrs. CUSTER, two literary ladies of New York, are starting a hotel for women only.] Says Mrs. CUSTER to Mrs. WHEELER: "I propose we put out a 'promoting' feeler!" Says Mrs. WHEELER to Mrs. CUSTER, "Monopolist Males we shall greatly fluster;" |
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