Punch

Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 105, September 30th 1893

Various; Burnand, F. C. (Francis Cowley), 1836-1917 [Editor]· 2 chapters· 8,132 words

Concerning the houses on the East Cliff of "P'm'th" I cannot speak from residential experience. They appear to me to have been built with a view to using P'm'th as a winter resort only, and are consequently protected from the four winds of Heaven by fairly-grown firs, whose ap...

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2. SCENE V.--_A General Waiting-room at Clapham Junction._ CURPHEW _is

_Mr. Toovey (to himself)._ I do wish he'd sit down, and not look at me in that austere way! (_Aloud._) Won't you take a chair? It would be so much more comfortable.

1. Volume 105, September 30th 1893

Concerning the houses on the East Cliff of "P'm'th" I cannot speak from residential experience. They appear to me to have been built with a view to using P'm'th as a winter reso...