Punch, Or the London Charivari, Volume 102, April 16, 1892 by Various
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foreground--so exactly _like_ water, isn't it, DICK?
_Dick_ (_not a Whistlerite_). Y--yes--just. Only it's a rock, you know. _The Lady._ But if that's the way he _saw_ it, DICK! _Dick._ Here's a thing! "_St. Mark's, Venice_." I'll _trouble_ you! What's he done with the flagstaffs and the bronze horses and the pigeons? _I_ never saw the place look like that. _The Lady._ Because it didn't happen to be _foggy_ while we were there, that's all. _First Pros. Person._ Ah, there's old CARLYLE, you see! Dear me, what a very badly fitting coat--see how it bulges over his chest! _Second P.P._ Yes. I daresay he buttoned the wrong button--philosopher and all that sort o' thing, y'know. _First P.P._ (_sympathetically_). Well, I _do_ think WHISTLER might have _told_ him of it! IN THE SECOND ROOM. _The Matron in Search of a Subject._ Ah, now, this really is more _my_ idea of a picture. Quite a pretty _crétonne_ those curtains, and there's a little girl reading a book, and a looking-glass with reflections and all, and a young lady in a riding-habit--just going out for a ride. |
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