Punchinello

Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 23, September 3, 1870

Various· 2 chapters· 12,125 words

Having literally _fallen_ asleep from his chair to the rug, J. BUMSTEAD, Esquire, was found to have reached such an extraordinary depth in slumber, that Mr. and Mrs. SMYTHE, his landlord and landlady, who were promptly called in by Mr. DIBBLE, had at first some fear that they...

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1. Chapter 1

Having literally _fallen_ asleep from his chair to the rug, J. BUMSTEAD, Esquire, was found to have reached such an extraordinary depth in slumber, that Mr. and Mrs. SMYTHE, his...

2. Chapter 2

These lines the observant student of nursery literature will perceive are satirical. Was there ever a poet who was not satirical? How could he be a genius and not be able to poi...