END OF SCENE III.

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A (FREQUENTLY) RISING M.P.--Mr. T. G. BOWLES is quite "a new boy" in

the House, yet has he none of the diffidence of most other new boys.

His continuous questions and his easy oratory will win for him the

styles and titles of "The Flowing BOWLES" and "The Sparkling BOWLES."

If _Mr. P._ adopts him as a frequent and favourite subject for an

object lesson, such as were SIBTHORPE and some others in past times,

he may attain the very highest position as "BOWLES of _Punch_."

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[Illustration: BREAKING IT GENTLY.

_Son of the House (who wishes to say something polite about our

friend's astounding shooting, but who cannot palter with the truth)._

"I SHOULD THINK YOU WERE AWFULLY CLEVER AT BOOKS, SIR!"]

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