OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.

[Illustration]

The Baron has dipped into a refreshingly light and airy volume called

_The Impressions of Aureole_, published by CHATTO AND WINDUS. Just the

volume for the tourist resting awhile from his London-seasonable

labours. _Aureole_ does a little bit of everything and enjoys it all.

She has the faculty of appreciation for scenes in town and country, at

home and abroad. She "sails away in a galliant ship" like _Roy Neil's_

bride into Icebergian regions, where "_we pray under our breaths for

illuminating sunshine and the ice bink is given us in half-miraculous

substitution_." "Half-miraculous" is good. Half a miracle better than no

miracle at all.

Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 109, October 5th 1895 · 第 11 / 23 题