Punch

Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, June 4, 1892

Various· 2 chapters· 7,088 words

_At the Douane, Ostend._--Just off _Princesse Henriette_; passengers hovering about excitedly with bunches of keys, waiting for their luggage to be brought ashore. Why can't they take things quietly--like _me_? _I_ don't worry. Saw my portmanteau and bag labelled at Victoria....

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1. Chapter 1

_At the Douane, Ostend._--Just off _Princesse Henriette_; passengers hovering about excitedly with bunches of keys, waiting for their luggage to be brought ashore. Why can't the...

2. Chapter 2

_Friday._--"It's the smiles of its AUGUSTUS and the heat of its July"--adapted quotation from "Old Song." "I cannot sing the old song"--except under a sense of the deepest and m...