Punch, Volume 200Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1941 - Caricatures and cartoons |
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Page ix
... turned a page , to say to Mr. Bipkin , " Move along , please . ' " " For some moments Mr. Bipkin was undecided . He did not quite see how to assert his independence as a citizen by riding his bicycle through the remains of a public ...
... turned a page , to say to Mr. Bipkin , " Move along , please . ' " " For some moments Mr. Bipkin was undecided . He did not quite see how to assert his independence as a citizen by riding his bicycle through the remains of a public ...
Page 194
... turned to other matters , but the conversation was forced , and presently long silences fell upon us , while we tried to tread gently , gazing with increasing fixedness at those pliable , beautiful nut - brown shoes . The first hint ...
... turned to other matters , but the conversation was forced , and presently long silences fell upon us , while we tried to tread gently , gazing with increasing fixedness at those pliable , beautiful nut - brown shoes . The first hint ...
Page 533
... turned out , we missed the train at C , and only just caught it at D , where after a ridiculous altercation with the ticket - collector I jumped in as it was moving . I had allowed for this contingency by instructing my wife to drive on ...
... turned out , we missed the train at C , and only just caught it at D , where after a ridiculous altercation with the ticket - collector I jumped in as it was moving . I had allowed for this contingency by instructing my wife to drive on ...
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