Punch
"If Lord KENYON wishes, I am prepared to fight him with any weapon he chooses to name at any time," announced Sir CLAUDE CHAMPION DE CRESPIGNY recently to a representative of _The Star_. In sporting circles it is thought that, in spite of his recent declaration, Mr. C. B. COCH...
"If Lord KENYON wishes, I am prepared to fight him with any weapon he chooses to name at any time," announced Sir CLAUDE CHAMPION DE CRESPIGNY recently to a representative of _T...
2. Chapter 2I never, never could admit The virtues of the bee; I thought she seemed a dreadful prig When I was small, and now I'm big I see she is a hypocrite, And so, of course, are we.
3. Chapter 3"So am I," said Mother, "and I like room to turn round. No, Ernest, I am as fond of fresh air as anyone--you know I always have my bedroom window open at least two inches at nig...
4. Chapter 4I rather think that the lady who elects to write under the name of O. DOUGLAS did less than justice to the peculiar quality of her own gifts in calling her last story _Penny Pla...