Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, April 30, 1892 by Various
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page 19 of 46 (41%)
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_The Ch. O.G._ (_sidling affably up to the Irritable Person as he is moving out_). Marvellous strides Science has made of late, Sir! Almost incredible. I declare to _you_, while I was sitting there, I positively felt inclined to ask myself the question-- _The Irr. P._ Allow me to say, Sir, that another time, if you will obey that inclination, and put the question to yourself instead of other people, you will be a more desirable neighbour in a Telephone Room than, I confess I found you! [_He turns on his heel, indignantly._ _The Ch. O.G._ (_to himself_). 'Strordinary what unsociable people one _does_ come across at times! Now I 'm always ready to talk to anybody, I am--don't care _who_ they are. Well--well-- [_He walks on, musing._ * * * * * [Illustration: QUITE NATURAL. _Mamma._ "ETHEL DEAR, WHY WON'T YOU SAY GOOD-BYE TO THIS GENTLEMAN? HE IS VERY KIND!" _Ethel._ "BECAUSE, MUMMY DEAR, YOU TOLD HIM JUST NOW HE IS 'THE LION OF THE SEASON,'--AND I AM SO FRIGHTENED!"] * * * * * "DE PROFUNDIS." |
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