Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, October 29, 1892
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The Project Gutenberg eBook, Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 103, October 29, 1892, by Various, Edited by F. C. Burnand
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PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
Vol. 103.
October 29, 1892.
IMPRESSIONS OF "IL TROVATORE."
(By a Matter-of-Fact Philistine at Covent Garden.)
(By a Matter-of-Fact Philistine at Covent Garden.)
"HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE!"
SOMETHING LIKE A MOUNT.
SOMETHING LIKE A MOUNT.
THE COUNTY-COUNCILLOR'S DIARY.
(A few Years hence.)
(A few Years hence.)
ROBERT'S COMPANIONS. No. 2.
CARON AND CHARON.
(After dipping into Major Le Caron's "Recollections.")
(After dipping into Major Le Caron's "Recollections.")
CARON AND CHARON.
(After dipping into Major Le Caron's "Recollections.")
(After dipping into Major Le Caron's "Recollections.")
AT IT AGAIN!
LADY GAY'S SELECTIONS.
Cambridgeshire Selection.
Cambridgeshire Selection.
TO ASTRÆA.
(Who would have me show her my hand.)
(Who would have me show her my hand.)
WAS, IS, AND WILL BE.
(Three Periods of Biography.)
STUDIES IN CONTINENTAL PERSPECTIVE.
(Three Periods of Biography.)
STUDIES IN CONTINENTAL PERSPECTIVE.
"SQUARED!"
A Song of a Settlement.
Recitative.
Air.
Recitative.
Air.
A Song of a Settlement.
Recitative.
Air.
Recitative.
Air.
PRESENTED AT COURT.
Rhymes for the Times.
"SQUARED!"
Rhymes for the Times.
"SQUARED!"
THE BATTLE OF THE BARDS;
Or, The Lists for the Laurels.
Fytte the Second.
THE MOANING OF THE BARDS.
AN ILL-DIGESTED LESSON.
A COOL HAND.
Or, The Lists for the Laurels.
Fytte the Second.
THE MOANING OF THE BARDS.
AN ILL-DIGESTED LESSON.
A COOL HAND.
LES ENFANTS TERRIBLES!
MY FIRST BRIEF.
MY FIRST BRIEF.
POLITE LEARNING.
MR. PUNCH'S SHOOTING-PARTY.
MR. PUNCH'S SHOOTING-PARTY.
SONGS OUT OF SEASON.—MY CARETAKER.
CONVERSATIONAL HINTS FOR YOUNG SHOOTERS.
(By Mr. Punch's own Grouse in the Gun-room.)
Lunch (continued).
(By Mr. Punch's own Grouse in the Gun-room.)
Lunch (continued).
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