Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, October 10, 1891 by Various
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up, as you call it, which goes first.
_Podb._ Done with you! (_Produces a mark._) Sudden death. You're Eagle--I'm the other Johnny. (_Tosses._) Eagle! Confound you! But I mean to have my innings all the same. _Culch._ You're perfectly welcome--when I've had mine. I'll--er--wish you good evening. [_He stalks out triumphantly. PODBURY places himself in a position from which he can command a view of the Musik-saal, over the top of "über Land und Meer," and awaits results._ * * * * * STORICULES. VI.--BUDWELL'S REVENGE. My friend, THOMAS GIDLING, is something indefinite and authoritative in the Post Office. He is a practical man. He can do fretwork, cook a steak, clean boots, find out what's wrong with the gas, and understand Waterloo Station; in an emergency he is invaluable. This is just as well, because destiny has decided that the life of THOMAS GIDLING shall be a series of emergencies. He has comfortable bachelor quarters at the very top of Parkington Chambers, which are situated in Bloomsbury. [Illustration] |
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