Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, November 6, 1841, by Various
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page 9 of 62 (14%)
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"BLOW GENTLE BREEZE." The Reverend Henry _Snow_, M.A., has been inducted by the Bishop of Gloucester, to the Vicarage of Sherborne cum _Windrush_. From Glo'ster _see_, a _windrush_ came, and lo! On Sherborne Vicarage it drifted _Snow_. * * * * * THE HEIR OF APPLEBITE. CHAPTER VIII. SHOWS WHAT'S AFTER A PARTY, AND WHAT'S IN A NAME. [Illustration: U]Undoubtedly on the following day 24 Pleasant-terrace was the most uncomfortable place in the universe. Some one has said that wherever Pleasure is, Pain is certain not to be far off; and the truth of the allegory is never better exemplified than on the day after "a most delightful party." We can only compare it to the morning succeeding a victory by which the conqueror has gained a great deal of glory at a very considerable expenditure of _matériel_. Let us accompany the mistress of the house as she proceeds from room to room, to ascertain the damage done |
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