Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, January 30, 1892 by Various
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page 17 of 39 (43%)
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be one of the best tuppeny smokes in 'Ammersmith!
_Mr. L.S._ (_diplomatically_). I am sure of that--from the aroma, but if you _could_ kindly postpone its enjoyment for a little while, we should be extremely obliged! _The B.Y._ Well, I must keep it _aloive_, yer know. If there's anyone 'ere that understands cigars, they'll bear me out as it never smokes the same when you once let it out. [_The other Passengers confirm him in this epicurean dictum, whereupon he sucks the cigar at intervals behind Mrs. L.S.'s back, during the remainder of the trip._ _Mr. L.S._ (_to Mrs. L.S. when they are alone again_). Well, MIMOSA, illusion successful, eh? _Mrs. L.S._ Oh, _don't_! * * * * * [Illustration: ABOMINATIONS OF MODERN SCIENCE. MARIANA ARRIVES AT THE MOATED GRANGE (AFTER A LONG, DAMP JOURNEY) JUST IN TIME TO DRESS FOR DINNER, AND FINDS, TO HER SORROW, THAT HER ROOM IS WARMED BY HOT WATER PIPES AND LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY.] * * * * * TO MY CIGARETTE. |
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