Caricature; wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story (1911)
New York : Leslie-Judge Co. · leaf 198
t- ly-) She—You look as if youdbeen enjoying yourself huge-ly—in low company, Ill bebound. Youre not very en-tertaining at home. I sup-pose you only put on yourengaging manners like youdo your dress clothes—whenyou go out! He — (Opens his mouthto protest, and makes mo-tion as if to soothe her.)… … He—(Assents.)She—Of course. I knew it. UNDER FIRE. May— There were several army officers there, but notone of them asked me to dance. Be/le— And they are accustomed to the smell of pow-der, too. He—(Lays back in chairimpatiently.) She—Please dont sulk.I abominate sulkiness in aman. Well, if youre…
American wit and humor · Caricatures and cartoons
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