Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, Jan. 2, 1892 by Various
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page 36 of 42 (85%)
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_Miss T._ (_in confidence to the Moon_). This Ark isn't proposing to
send out any old dove, either--we've no use for an olive-branch. (_To_ Mr. T.) That's "_Santa Lucia_" they're singing now, Poppa. _Mr. T._ They don't appear to me to get the twist on it they did at Bellagio! _Miss T._ You mean that night CHARLEY took us out on the Lake? Poor CHARLEY! he'd just love to be here--he's ever so much artistic feeling! _Mr. T._ Well, I don't see why he couldn't have come along if he'd wanted. _Miss T._ (_with a glance at her neighbour_). I presume he'd reasons enough. He's a vurry cautious man. Likely he was afraid he'd get bitten. _Miss P._ (_after a swift scrutiny of Miss T.'s features_). Oh, BOB, remind me to get some more of that mosquito stuff. I _should_ so hate to be bitten--such a _dreadful_ disfigurement! _Miss T._ (_to the Moon_). I declare if I don't believe I can feel some creature trying to sting me now! _Miss P._ Some people are hardly recognisable, BOB, and they say the marks never _quite_ disappear! _Miss T._ Poppa, don't you wonder what CHARLEY's doing just now? I'd like to know if he's found anyone yet to feel an interest in the great |
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