Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, February 6, 1892 by Various
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page 24 of 43 (55%)
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[Illustration: HUMAN NATURE.
_Jones has always professed the greatest Indifference to (and contempt for) all Press Criticisms on his Work (although he takes in all the Papers)._ YET THIS IS WHAT HE LOOKED LIKE WHEN HIS NEW NOVEL WAS PRONOUNCED A WORK OF GENIUS BY THE _UPPER TOOTING EXPRESS_. AND THIS IS HOW HE APPEARED WHEN THE _NORTH CLAPHAM GAZETTE_ DISMISSED THAT IMMORTAL BOOK AS A PIECE OF DRIVELLING SENILE TWADDLE. AND THIS IS THE WAY HE TREATS ALL NEWSPAPERS, REVIEWS, PERIODICALS, &C., &C., THAT LEAVE THE IMMORTAL BOOK UNNOTICED!] * * * * * THE ATTACK ON THE "CAPITAL." _A LAY OF MODERN LONDON._ [Arrangements have been made for great political meetings in the Metropolis, at which the Liberal Leaders will be the principal speakers.] HARCURTIUS of the triple chin, by the Nine Points he swore The Capital should suffer from Tory sway no more; By the Nine Points he swore it, and named a trysting day, And bade his messengers ride forth east and west, and south and north, To summon his array. |
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