Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, October 31, 1891 by Various
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* * * * * [Illustration: THINGS ONE WOULD RATHER HAVE EXPRESSED DIFFERENTLY. _Aunt Jane_. "THAT MAKES THREE WEDDINGS IN OUR FAMILY WITHIN A TWELVEMONTH! IT WILL BE _YOUR_ TURN NEXT, MATILDA!" _Matilda_. "OH, NO!" _Aunt Jane_. "WELL, THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY THINGS HAPPEN SOMETIMES, YOU KNOW!"] * * * * * TUPPER'S PROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY UP TO DATE. ["The range of our inquiry was intended to include the whole migratory range for seals.... Our movements were kept most secret."--_Sir George Baden-Powell on the Work of the Behring Sea Commission_.] We came, we saw, we--held our tongues (myself--BADEN-POWELL--and Mr. DAWSON.) We popped on each seal-island "unbeknownst," and what we discovered we held our jaws on. We'd five hundred interviews within three months, which I think "cuts the record" in interviewing, Corresponded with 'Frisco, Japan, and Russia; so I hope you'll allow we've been "up and doing." |
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