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Caricature; wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story (1911)

New York : Leslie-Judge Co. · leaf 126

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^-~jJL^/-A Neither hold them up unto my sightl Spare me from utter shame! Accuse me not too hardly! Let not my condemnation be worse than I can bear I Obliterate the hideousness of my defects! Remember not the past, And show mercy toward me, I beseech thee, Oh, my mirror! Lionel strachbt. … THE COXCOMB.** Goah ! Id like to see the bird that wean that comb. Ades Plagiarism. A CERTAIN critic, who was continually looking for evidences ofplagiarism, met George Ade shortly after the production of thefirst Ade play. Its a great memory you have, old man, said the critic. Yourplay is simply a…

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