Sketches of Young Couples

And in taking up this position we would have it distinctly understood that we do not seek alone the sympathy of bachelors, in whose objection to loving couples we recognise inte...

In this dialogue Mrs. Whiffler, as being deeply responsible for the twins, their charms and singularities, has taken no share; but she now relates, in broken English, a witticis...

PAGE An Urgent Remonstrance, &c. 447 The Young Couple 451 The Formal Couple 455 The Loving Couple 458 The Contradictory Couple 463 The Couple Who Dote Upon Their Children 466 Th...

Nobody knows all this better than Mr. Chirrup, though he rather takes on that he don’t. Accordingly he is very proud of his better-half, and evidently considers himself, as all...

Either from eating and drinking so much, or from being the victim of this constitutional infirmity, among others, Mr. Merrywinkle, after two or three glasses of wine, falls fast...