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Punch, or the London Charivari Volume 107, September 22nd, 1894

Various; Burnand, F. C. (Francis Cowley), 1836-1917 [Editor]· 2 chapters· 9,446 words

DEAR MR. PUNCH,--When I announced my intention of running over to Paris for a few days, my friend BUZZARD looked at me with a stony contempt. "To Paris?" he said, "at this time of year! Why, you must be mad. What on earth are you going to do there?" I tried to explain to BUZZA...

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2. SCENE XXI.--_The Housekeeper's Room at Wyvern_; Mrs. POMFRET, _the

Housekeeper, in a black silk gown and her smartest cap, is seated in a winged arm-chair by the fire, discussing domestic politics with_ Lady CULVERIN'S _maid_, Miss STICKLER. _T...

1. Volume 107, September 22, 1894

DEAR MR. PUNCH,--When I announced my intention of running over to Paris for a few days, my friend BUZZARD looked at me with a stony contempt. "To Paris?" he said, "at this time...