Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, January 23, 1892 by Various
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_A Helpless Man in knickerbockers_ (_drifting in at the door_). Here,
I say. We engaged rooms here by telegram from Florence. What am I to give these fellows from the station? _Combien_, you know! _Porter_. You gif zem two franc--and zen zey vill gromble. You haf engage roƻms? yes. Zat vill pe oal rahit--Your loggage in ze gondola, yes? I haf it taken op. _The H.M._ No, it's left behind at Bologna. My friend's gone back for it. And I say, think it will turn up all right? _Porter_. Eef you register it, and your vrient is zere, you ged it--yes. _The H.M._ Yes, but look _here_, don't you know? Oughtn't I to make a row--a fuss--about it, or something, eh? _Porter_ (_moving off with subdued contempt_). Oh, you can make a foss, yes, if you like--you ged nossing! _Culch. and Podb._ (_stopping him simultaneously_). I say, I want my luggage brought down from No. ---- in time for the twelve o'clock--(_To each other_.) Hallo! are _you_ off too? _Culch._ (_confused_). Er--yes--thought I might as well be getting back. _Podb._ Then I--I suppose it's all settled--with Miss T.--you know--eh? |
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