Punch

Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 105, September 16th, 1893

Various; Burnand, F. C. (Francis Cowley), 1836-1917 [Editor]· 3 chapters· 8,329 words

Then, by this exhibition's aid, The art will spread to others, And those who ply this busy trade Will, in a year or two, be made A noble band of brothers.

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3. SCENE III.--_The Study._ Mr. TOOVEY and CHARLES _are alone together_.

_Charles (looking at his watch)._ I say, Uncle, I'm afraid I must trouble you for that wigging at once, if I'm going to catch my train back. You've only seven-and-a-half minutes...

1. Volume 105, September 16th 1893

Then, by this exhibition's aid, The art will spread to others, And those who ply this busy trade Will, in a year or two, be made A noble band of brothers.

2. SCENE II.--_Same as preceding._ Mr. TOOVEY _is slowly recovering from

_Mr. Toovey (to himself)._ No reason--oh! But I must say _something_. If only I knew whether it was my Eldorado--but, no, it's a mere coincidence! (_Aloud--shakily._) CHARLES, m...