Punch, or
Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 146, March 4th 1914
作者：Various; Seaman, Owen, 1861-1936 [Editor]
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共 42 题- Punch, or the London Charivari
- Volume 146, March 4th 1914
- CHARIVARIA.
- Incidents in a Chicago Election."
- FOUND TO BE INSANE.
- Judgment was reserved."
- NO FOREIGNER SAFE IN MEXICO."
- IN MEMORIAM.
- O. S.
- THE PERFECT CONDUCTOR.
- I prepared to alight, and Charles shook my hand warmly.
- MANNERS FOR PARENTS.
- MY HEROES.
- INTERVIEWING FATHER.
- His tone indicated an unfriendly spirit, so I retorted, "Well."
- MOVING.
- EVOE.
- OUR LITERARY ADVICE DEPARTMENT.
- THE MILITANT'S SONG.
- BELLES LETTRES AND OTHERS.
- AMOROSA."
- And contrast it with the following:--
- But this is how Madge expresses herself on a similar occasion:--
- And here is the second:--
- And yet, after all----
- GNOMES FOR GOLFERS.
- ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
- A SIGN OF DECAY.
- General DE CASTELNAU. "_Donnez-le un nom._"
- THE TELEPHONE AGAIN.
- TING-A-LING.
- L70,000 WANTED FOR THE FABRIC."
- THE WEDDING PRESENT.
- R. C. L.
- FARES.
- I sympathised with him.
- I suppose it does.
- AT THE PLAY.
- O. S.
- THE TORTOISESHELL CAT.
- OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.
- Page 161: 'Deutches' is as printed. Alternative spelling (Wikipedia)