Punch
I think I can see you smirking and posturing before the abstract mirror, which is your constant companion. It pleases you, no doubt, to think that anybody should pay you the compliment of making you the object and the subject of a whole letter. Perhaps when you have read it to...
I think I can see you smirking and posturing before the abstract mirror, which is your constant companion. It pleases you, no doubt, to think that anybody should pay you the com...
2. Chapter 2_Culch._ (_who has just dropped his glasses into his soup_). I--ah--which lady are you referring too? (_He cleans and adjusts his glasses--to discover that he is face to face wi...
3. Chapter 3We regret to hear that Mr. JOHN O'CONNOR, M.P. (known in the House of Commons as "Long JOHN"), has decided to retire from political life. His personal experience during the Cork...