Caricature; wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story (1911)
New York : Leslie-Judge Co. · leaf 254
ad used in ex-pressing herself. If you love me—if you love me, he repeated men-tally, as if to get a firmer grasp upon it. Um let mesee! If the emphasis is on the first word, her remarkbecomes, If you love me, implying doubt of my affec-tion. But there can be no doubt that I love her. There-fore… … Coach-dog— Gee ! I never thought the business would ever come to this. she false to me? Has my beloved Susan permitted arival to come between us? Never! Impossible! Ridic-ulous! Again, if the emphasis be on the third word,her remark becomes, If you love me, and she impliesby that that my feeling…
American wit and humor · Caricatures and cartoons
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