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  2. SIR TERENCE ON THE TURF.

    "Oh! that I had been writ down an ass."--DOGBERRY. MR. PUNCH hates pathos--detests bombast--and (except in melodramatic actors) abhors rant. He therefore dislikes, it will be seen, the main constituents of modern Parliamentary eloquence; and ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 619 words
  3. A LOST LABOUR OF LOVE.

    Biron: The public run after Lyster and Smith; I am coursing myself; they crowd the opera house; fain would I pitch my tent therein nightly; by pitching it strong I may achieve mine end; pitch! a foul word! Well, set thee down, sorrow! for so they say, the fool ...

    Article : 630 words
  4. The Noes (bags) have it.

    MR. PUNCH perceives by the police reports in the dailies that nose bag feeding has been constituted an offence against the majesty of the law. Henceforth let cabbies, 'bus-drivers, and draymen be wary how they feed their hacks, and let the hacks themselves beware lest ...

    Article : 170 words
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