Mr. Punch
Mr. Punch Afloat: The Humours of Boating and Sailing
作者：Hammerton, J. A. (John Alexander), 1871-1949 [Editor]; Tenniel, John, 1820-1914 [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：84
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共 84 题- MR. PUNCH AFLOAT
- PUNCH LIBRARY OF HUMOUR
- Edited by J. A. HAMMERTON
- MR PUNCH AFLOAT
- THE HUMOURS OF BOATING AND SAILING
- AS PICTURED BY
- PUBLISHED BY ARRANGEMENT WITH THE PROPRIETORS OF "PUNCH"
- THE EDUCATIONAL BOOK CO. LTD.
- THE PUNCH LIBRARY OF HUMOUR
- MR. PUNCH AFLOAT
- DEAR CHARLIE,
- In punting, a good strong pole is to be recommended to the beginner.]
- TO PYRRHA ON THE THAMES
- MY RIVERSIDE ADWENTUR
- ROBERT.
- OTHERWISE ENGAGED!
- LEST MEN FORGET;
- THE AMATEUR YACHTSMAN
- A HENLEY TOAST.--"May rivals meet without any sculls being broken!"
- ROBERT ON THE RIVER
- ROBERT.
- BO'SEN JAMES AND THE GREAT SEA-SARPINT
- HINTS FOR HENLEY
- HOW TO ENJOY LIFE ON THE RIVER
- NAUTICAL MANOEUVRES
- PUZZLE.--What to do--or say?--except----]
- WHAT NO ONE SHOULD FORGET, IN CROSSING THE CHANNEL
- To repeat the ancient joke on "Back her! stop her!"
- THE SILVER TEMS!
- ROBERT.
- VERY LOW FORM ON THE PART OF FATHER THAMES.
- PUNCH'S NAVAL SONGSTER
- NO. I.--IT BLEW GREAT GUNS
- NO. II.--BEN BOUNCE.
- NO. III.--THE CAPTAIN'S ROUNDELAY.
- NO. IV.--TO MARY.
- WATER-PARTIES
- MY YOT
- THE RULE OF THE RIVER
- AT GORING
- NICE NIGHT AT SEA
- THE YACHTING SEASON
- 3. How many mates may a sea captain legally possess at any one time?
- 4. Is "sextant" the feminine of "sexton"?
- 6. Are only Royal Academicians eligible as "painters" on board?
- 7. Is it the duty of the surgeon on board ship to attend the "heeling"?
- 11. What rule is there as to showing lights on nearing Liverpool?
- 14. Is "Azimuth" an idol, or something to eat?
- 17. Who was "Parallax"? Give a brief sketch of his career.
- 20. "Civil time." Illustrate this term from English history.
- I'M AFLOAT
- THAMES WEATHER
- ON THE RIVER
- THE CHANNEL BAROMETER
- LOVE ON THE OCEAN
- LECTURES ON YACHTING
- TO A COUPLE OF THAMES NAIADS
- ON THE RIVER
- HERE AND THERE
- A QUIET DAY ON THE THAMES
- 12 NOON.--Aground.
- 4 P.M.--Busily engaged in extricating my boat from the weeds.
- 5 P.M.--Disaster caused by a rope coming from the towing-path.
- 7 P.M.--Run down by a steam-launch travelling at express-rate speed.
- 8 P.M.--Just recovering from the effects of drowning.
- 9 P.M.--Going home to bed!
- OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN BESSEMER!]
- AT HENLEY AS IT IS
- THE TOURIST'S BAROMETER
- RIVERSIDE SUNDAY
- NEW SAILING ORDERS
- A REGATTA RHYME
- HENLEY REGATTA
- THE JOLLY YOUNG WATERMAIDS
- ECHOES FROM THE THAMES
- HENLEY REGATTA
- THE MAN AT THE OAR.
- MAUNDERINGS AT MARLOW
- FLITTINGS
- ON VIEW AT HENLEY
- HINTS FOR HENLEY
- MORE HINTS FOR HENLEY
- FURTHER REGULATIONS FOR HENLEY
- BRADBURY, AGNEW, & CO. LD., PRINTERS, LONDON AND TONBRIDGE.