III.

Sir,--The Railway underneath Kensington Gardens won't be noticed

if only taken down deep enough below the surface. No blow-holes, of

course. No disfigurement. Take it under the centre path, _where there

are no trees_, then turn to the left outside the gate and burrow away

to S. Kensington Station. I can then get across the park in three

minutes for a penny; and now I have to walk, for which I haven't the

time, or take a cab, for which I haven't the money.

Yours, A PRACTICAL PAUPER.

Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, March 21, 1891 · 第 10 / 32 题