Caricature. Wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story (1914)
New York : Leslie-Judge · leaf 126
You see,they think 1 am a widow, with piles and piles of money. Isntit too funny? One, the handsomest fellow, with great dark eyesand a voice that would enchant a stone woman, is my devotedslave. I thought he was going to get sentimental last night, butsome one butted in just at the psychological… … read. Garden night. And in conclusion: Have in-vited Tessie, the Crassons and some others up to the apartment next Thursday night to eat arabbit and tangoawhile. Wish youcould be here. Thanks! Iwill! grimly mut-tered Mrs. Wopley,crushing the letterback into her bag.And Ill invite thewhole bunch to…
American wit and humor · Caricatures and cartoons
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