Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, March 19, 1892 by Various
page 22 of 46 (47%)
page 22 of 46 (47%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
tumbled to him?
_The S.A._ (_with superiority_). I _heard_ you, o' course, but, as I'm always tellin' you, you don't do it _delicate_ enough! When you've been in the profession as long as I have, and seen as much of human nature, you'll begin to understand how important it is to 'ave tact. Now you never 'eard _me_ stoop to flattery nor yet over-familiarity--and yet you can see for yourself I manage without 'urting nobody's feelings--however bald! That's _tact_, that is! * * * * * [Illustration: "INFLAMMABLE BUTTONS." UN PAGE D'AMOUR.] * * * * * HORACE IN LONDON. TO A WAITER. (_AD PUERUM._) [Illustration] None of your mispronounced Gallic shams, Waiter; Call not "Potato" a "_Pomme-de-terre, maîter_ _D'ottle_." I'd rather you styled it "Pertater," As Britons, sure, may. As for _décor_, let the linen be stainless-- Crowns of exotics are gauds for the brainless. _Crowns_, indeed! Here's half-a-crown; you would gain less |
|