Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, October 16, 1841 by Various
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the Parliament last week. What an admirable illustration it was of that
profound logical deduction--that, out of nothing comes nothing! Yet it was deduction--that, out of nothing comes nothing! Yet it was not altogether without design, and though some sneering critics have called the old song--the burthen of it was clearly-- [Illustration: DOWN WITH YOUR DUST.] * * * * * SO MUCH FOR BUCKINGHAM! MR. SILK BUCKINGHAM being unmercifully reproached by his unhappy publisher upon the dreadful weight of his recent work on America, fortunately espied the youngest son of the enraged and disappointed vendor of volumes actually flying a kite formed of a portion of the first volume. "Heavy," retorted Silk, "nonsense, sir. Look there! so volatile and exciting is that masterly production, that it has even made that youthful scion of an obdurate line, spite my teetotal feelings, [Illustration: "THREE SHEETS IN THE WIND."] * * * * * PUNCH'S NEW GENERAL LETTER-WRITER. Perhaps no one operation of frequent recurrence and absolute necessity involves so much mental pain and imaginative uneasiness as the reduction |
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