The art of amusing : being a collection of graceful arts, merry games, odd tricks, curious puzzles, and new charades : together with suggestions for private theatricals, tableaux, and all sorts of parlor and family amusements (1866)
Bellew, Frank, 1828-1888 · New York : Carleton ; London : S. Low · leaf 204
rise for one moment, Mr. Winglebully ?(Looks at Mr. B.s back.) No ! strange—let mesee—oh ! ah ! yes—I—he sat over there. (Athought seems to have struck him. He begins tofeel behind his own coat, where he finds the palette.Produces it—his own fingers covered with paint.)There it is—I knew Id put it… … THE DRAMA OF BULLYWINGLE.— See THE ART OF AMUSING. l8l Artist. Here is who ? Mr. B. The blue woman. Artist. The blue woman ? Mr. B. Yes—they pursue me wherever I go.Its a blue woman now. Yesterday it was a redwoman. Oh, all sorts of women—black women—green women—white women—for pitys sake, conceal…
Amusements · Tricks
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