Category: Humour

Frank Reynolds, R.I.

Johnson, A. E. (Alfred Edwin), 1879-· 2 chapters· 7,009 words

In presenting under the title of "Brush, Pen, and Pencil" the series of books of which the present volume forms part, the publishers feel that they are meeting a demand which has long existed but has hitherto not been supplied. It is an unfortunate circumstance of the conditio...

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1. Chapter 1

In presenting under the title of "Brush, Pen, and Pencil" the series of books of which the present volume forms part, the publishers feel that they are meeting a demand which ha...

2. Chapter 2

In some cases these Paris drawings, many of which are reproduced in the present volume, are literal portraits from life. But for the most part they are the result of that close...