Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, October 22, 1892 by Various
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page 22 of 47 (46%)
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_Robinson_. Well, I think I will stick to iced-water. You know the Americans are very fond of that. They always take it at meal-times, and really after that capital _équivoque_ one feels quite satisfied. (_They are served by the Bar Attendant._) That was really very funny, where he hides behind the door when she is not looking. [_Laughs at the recollection._ _Brown_. And when the uncle sits down upon the band-box and crushes the canary-cage! [_Chuckles._ _Jones_. Most clever. But there goes the bell, and the Curtain will be up directly. Rather clever, I am told. The _Rose of Rouen_--it is founded on the life of _Joan of Arc_. I am rather fond of these historical studies. _Brown_. So am I. They are very interesting. _Robinson_. Do you think so? Well, so far as I am concerned, I prefer Melodrama. Judging from the title, _The Gory Hand_ should be uncommonly good. [_Exeunt into Theatre. After a pause they return to the Refreshment Room._ _Brown_. Well, it is very clever; but I confess it beats me. (_To Bar Attendant._) We will all take soda-water. No, thanks, quite neat, and for these gentlemen too. |
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