Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, January 16, 1892 by Various
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to become bloodshot, and strained with strange horror, and deadly
vision." (Not one o'clock, _really_?--and we've to meet Papa outside Florian's, for lunch at one-thirty! Dear me, we mustn't stay too long over this room.) _A Solemn Gentleman_ (_with a troublesome cough, who is also provided with HARE, reading aloud to his wife_).... "Further enhanced by--rook--rook--rook!--a largely-made--rook--ook!--farm-servant, leaning on a--ork--ork--ork--ork--or--ook!--basket." Shall I--ork!--go on? _His Wife_. Yes, dear, do, _please_! It makes one notice things so _much_ more! [_The Solemn Gentleman goes on._ _Miss P._ (_as they reach the staircase_). Now just look at this Titian, Mr. PODBURY! RUSKIN particularly mentions it. Do note the mean and petty folds of the drapery, and compare them with those in the TINTORETS in there. _Podb._ (_obediently_). Yes, I will,--a--did you mean _now_--and will it take me long, because-- [_Miss PRENDERGAST sweeps on scornfully._ _Podb._ (_following, with a desperate effort to be intelligent_). They don't seem to have any Fiammingoes here. _Miss P._ (_freezingly, over her shoulder_). Any _what_, Mr. PODBURY? |
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