Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, January 10, 1891 by Various
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SAMPSON LOW, & CO. publish "_Wild Life on a Tidal Water_," by P.H. EMERSON, who gives the adventures of a house-boat and her crew on Breydon Water in Norfolk; the photo-etchings are by EMERSON and GOODALL, "and therefore," says the Baron, "All-good." Look into _Harper's_ for January; among the harpers, listen to M. DE BLOWITZ harping on the journalistic string--good; and, his talent having served him to a pretty tune, 'tis well he should harp on it in _Harper's_. The Baron hopes that M. DE B. has spent a Harpy Christmas. Allow the B. DE B.-W. to draw his friends' attention to "A Military Incident," and two other short papers, in _The Cornhill_. BARON DE BOOK-WORMS. P.S.--The Baron says he is not going to be let in for a disquisition on the merits of various Pocket-books; but, if asked which he affectionates most as a genuine book of pockets, and _for_ pockets, he puts his finger to the side of his nose, and wisely replies--"Walker." * * * * * SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST. (_AT A TRIAL FOR MURDER._) Oh, dainty product of the March of Progress, Oh, glorious outcome of the Course of Time,-- The watchful, well-attired Old Bailey ogress, Still finding sweetest stimulus in--Crime! |
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