ect to fits, in the railway carriage, and thehorror of her fellow-traveller. See it in the expres-sions of the Shakespeare-bored playgoers in thetheatre-box, and of the two Scotch cronies discus-sing the financial philosophy of smoking. Does itneed any legend to point the joke of the ladys hatwith… … non-stop DRAWN BY F. H. TOWNSUNl Cheery Passenger on Portsmouth Express: Well, I must say its a grite relief to me to ave a gentleman in thecarriage. Its twice now Ive ad a fit in a tunnel. 32 (By special permission of the Proprietors oj Punch,)
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