Punch, or
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 146, January 14, 1914
作者：Various
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章节目录
共 50 题- PUNCH,
- OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
- VOL. 146.
- CHARIVARIA.
- Another impending apology? Headlines from _The Daily Chronicle_:--
- YOUNG MOTHER'S SWAN-SONG.
- A PRANCING PRUSSIAN.
- O.S.
- THE NEW JOURNAL-INSURANCE.
- WHAT TO TELL AN EDITOR.
- THE SAME OLD STORY.
- I felt that, as the last to be introduced, I ought to say something.
- A.A.M.
- From "Notes, Questions and Answers" in _T.P.'s Weekly_:--
- C.E.H.
- WINTER SPORTS.
- THE WONDER ZOO.
- THE SECRET OUT.
- AN INTERVIEW.
- THE GAME LICENCE.
- Says Mr. CLEMENT SHORTER:--
- OLD FRIENDS.
- We should prefer to call it "The £12 Eye."
- From an advertisement of Tango matinées in _The Lyceum_:--
- Seen on a Liverpool hoarding:--
- IN THE GARDEN OF ALLAH.
- THE MARRIED MAN'S ADVANTAGE.
- I found Daphne at once.
- She laughed. "My dear Billy--"
- A week later I wrote Daphne a letter. It ran as follows:--
- Yours devotedly, BILLY."
- I immediately assumed a business manner and coughed.
- I laughed bitterly. "To you, for instance?"
- TO OBEY OR NOT TO OBEY.
- R.S.V.P.
- H. MELBROOK.
- H. MELBROOK, ESQ.
- MURIEL.
- HUGH.
- NEWSPAPER EXCERPT.
- THE COWARD.
- I stopped talking.
- I took him by the arm. He advanced under protest.
- A BAD DREAM.
- LOOP! LOOP!!
- EVOE.
- OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.
- TO MR. CHAMBERLAIN
- ON HIS RETIREMENT FROM PUBLIC LIFE.
- O.S.