Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, July 25, 1891 by Various
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_Podbury_. What's St. Goarshausen like--cheery? _Culch._ I understood the idea was to keep away from our fellow countrymen, and as far as I can remember St. Goarshausen, it is not overrun with tourists--we should be quiet enough _there_. _Podbury_. That's the place for _me_, then. Or could we push on to Vienna? Never seen Vienna. _Culch._ If you like to give up Italy altogether. _Podbury_. What do you say to _beginning_ with Italy and working back? Too hot, eh? Well, then, we'll let things be as they are--I daresay it will do well enough. So _that's_ settled! _Culchard_ (_to himself on parting, after final arrangements concluded_). I wish ROSE had warned me that PODBURY's habit of mind was so painfully desultory. (_He sighs._) However-- _Podbury_ (_to himself_). Wonder now long I shall take to get over CULCHARD's manner. (_He sighs._) I wish old HUGHIE was coming--he'd give me a leg over! [_He walks on thoughtfully._ * * * * * OFF TO MASHERLAND. |
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