Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, April 25, 1891 by Various
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page 30 of 45 (66%)
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reconsider your decision, and at least accompany me back to our wedding
breakfast? _Wife_ (_in a firm voice_). Never! You may kill me, but I will defy you to the last! _Husband._ This is rank nonsense! You must take my arm. [_He is about to leave the Church-porch, when he is met by a Messenger from the Court of Appeal._ _Messenger._ In the name of the Law, release your prisoner! _Husband._ Sold! [_Joy of Wife, and tableau, as the Curtain falls._ * * * * * "WHAT'S IN A NAME?" The "Cony" is feeble, the Bear's a rough bore. But CONYBEARE'S both, and perhaps a bit more! * * * * * [Illustration: SMART NEW BOY IN CLOAK-ROOM HAS NOTED GENTLEMEN SHUTTING UP THEIR CRUSH HATS, AND PROMPTLY FLATTENS DE JONES'S BEST SILK TOPPER!] * * * * * [Illustration] |
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