Punch, Volume 145Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1913 - Caricatures and cartoons |
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... morning he was three - quarters of an hour fast . " And that , " said Celia gladly , " leaves the kitchen for John . " John , as I think II have said , displays his inside in a lamentable way . There is too much of John . " Which is ...
... morning he was three - quarters of an hour fast . " And that , " said Celia gladly , " leaves the kitchen for John . " John , as I think II have said , displays his inside in a lamentable way . There is too much of John . " Which is ...
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... morning's gardening ) . " I. Owner . " YOU'LL BE A NEW MAN AFTER THIS , MY BOY . " OUR GARDEN SUBURB - ITS DARK SIDE . OUR GARDEN. Feeble Voice . " WELL , THERE ISN'T MUCH OF THE OLD ONE LEFT . " JULY 2 , 1913. ] 15 PUNCH , OR THE LONDON ...
... morning's gardening ) . " I. Owner . " YOU'LL BE A NEW MAN AFTER THIS , MY BOY . " OUR GARDEN SUBURB - ITS DARK SIDE . OUR GARDEN. Feeble Voice . " WELL , THERE ISN'T MUCH OF THE OLD ONE LEFT . " JULY 2 , 1913. ] 15 PUNCH , OR THE LONDON ...
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... morning's gardening ) . " I WON'T WASH MY HANDS FOR DINNER , NURSE , THEN I SHALL BE READY FOR GARDENING AGAIN DIRECTLY AFTERWARDS . She ( lecturing him on self - denial ) . " FOR INSTANCE , WHY DIDN'T YOU PUT A PENNY IN THE MISSIONARY ...
... morning's gardening ) . " I WON'T WASH MY HANDS FOR DINNER , NURSE , THEN I SHALL BE READY FOR GARDENING AGAIN DIRECTLY AFTERWARDS . She ( lecturing him on self - denial ) . " FOR INSTANCE , WHY DIDN'T YOU PUT A PENNY IN THE MISSIONARY ...
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... morning , " he said , repressing the remark which came more readily some milk . " Picking up a pail she went out to inspect the cow . " Gad , " said Lord Beltravers as soon as he was alone . He paced rapidly up and down the tiled ...
... morning , " he said , repressing the remark which came more readily some milk . " Picking up a pail she went out to inspect the cow . " Gad , " said Lord Beltravers as soon as he was alone . He paced rapidly up and down the tiled ...
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... morning . Let us sit this out , " she said . " Not here - in the garden . " " Yes , " said Lord Beltravers gravely . " Let us go . I have something to say to you . " Offering her his arm he led her down the great terrace which ran along ...
... morning . Let us sit this out , " she said . " Not here - in the garden . " " Yes , " said Lord Beltravers gravely . " Let us go . I have something to say to you . " Offering her his arm he led her down the great terrace which ran along ...
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