Caricature. Wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story (1914)
New York : Leslie-Judge · leaf 126
ted him to say yes, know-ing that she wouldnt enjoy a trip alone. Wopley shrugged again. That is up to you. He wanted her tostay without being asked. Very well. If you want to get rid ofme, she flared, hot, cross and piqued byhis indifference, I will go alone! Put it that way if you like. He… … Sighing, Mrs. Wopley sealed and stamped this colossalfabrication. I dont approve of lying, but one has to fight these mandevils with their own kind of fire. Wopley read of his wifes gayety with feelings thatranged from mild disapproval to jealous fury. Then he satdown and wrote a letter which,…
American wit and humor · Caricatures and cartoons
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