Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, December 5, 1891 by Various
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page 5 of 43 (11%)
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From the _Gordon Stables_ of HUTCHINSON & Co. issues the nightmare tale of _The Cruise in the Crystal Boat_; when finished, try their _Family Difficulty_, by SARAH DOUDNEY. Send to the Deanery of DEAN AND SON, ask for _Baby's Biography_ and _The Little One's Own Beehive_. The Spindleside department of the Baron's Booking-Office recommends both the above for the Tiny Trots; while the Spearside tells the boys to go in for MANVILLE FENN's _Burr Junior_ and Mrs. R. LEE's _Adventures in Australia_. Then for all-comers, procure BEATRICE HARRADEN's _New Book of Fairies_, for, our "Co." thus puts it, "This is all concerning those poor little Fairies, about whom no one takes any trouble, and who are left out in the cold at Christmas time." Thus for this week conclude the duties of Mesdames BLYTHE and GAY, the Baron's Lady Assistant Perusers. "I trust my gentle Public will benefit by their advice," quoth, Theirs truly, THE BARON DE BOOK-WORMS. * * * * * "NOW YOU'RE QUITE THE GENTLEMAN!" (_A BALLAD OF BIRMINGHAM._) ["You will not find an alliance in which the weaker side has been so loyal, so straight, so single-hearted, so patriotic as the Liberal Unionists have been during the last five years.... Birmingham is the centre, the consecration of this |
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