Punch, or
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 146, January 21, 1914
作者：Various
体例：题 章数：45
字数：61,987 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 45 题- PUNCH,
- OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
- VOL. 146.
- EVEN EARTHQUAKES HAVE THEIR USE.
- CHARIVARIA.
- DRURY LANE INSTITUTION TO CONTINUE."
- Alleged notice outside Drury Lane:--
- SLEEPING BEAUTY.
- A FAREWELL TOUR.
- REFRAIN BY NATIVES OF SOUTH AFRICA AND KIKUYU.]
- HOW GREAT MEN SHOW EMOTION.
- WHY MR. CHESTERTON SHUNS THE ISLE OF WIGHT.
- Extract from local time-table:--
- THE HOUSE OF PUNCH.
- DUM-DUM.
- GIVEN AWAY.
- Says an Edinburgh tram-car advertisement:--
- THE KAKEKIKOKUANS;
- OR, THE HEATHEN IN HIS BLINDNESS.
- LACONICS.
- I nodded.
- I had.
- I had noticed it too.
- CURLING.
- REVENGE.
- EVOE.
- THE POST OFFICE AGAIN.
- NANCY.
- Hoping you are quite well, thank you, Your loving
- UNCLE HENRY.
- NANCY.
- HY. FRESHFIELD.
- UNCLE HENRY.
- A CABINET CRISIS.
- THE TRAGEDY OF MIDDLE AGE.
- ONCE UPON A TIME.
- GLAMOUR.
- AT THE PLAY.
- O.S.
- THE LAST STRAW.
- R.C.L.
- A BYGONE.
- LOVE AT THE CINEMA.
- OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.
- From the synopsis of a Singapore play--just the last scene or two:--