Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Vol IV. No. XX. January, 1852
Volume 4 — A LEAF FROM PUNCH.
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Now, then, Granny, I've eaten the Plums, and if you don't give me Sixpence, I'll swallow the Stones!
“Now, then, Granny, I’ve eaten the Plums, and if you don’t give me Sixpence, I’ll swallow the Stones!”
Mr. Booby delivering his Lecture in and upon the New Costume for Males.
Mr. BOOBY delivering his Lecture in and upon the New Costume for Males.
A Bloomer (in Leap Year)-Say! oh, say, Dearest, will you be mine?
A “Bloomer” (in Leap Year).—“Say! oh, say, Dearest, will you be mine?”]
Strong-minded Bloomer.-Now, do, Alfred, put down that foolish Novel, and do something rational. Go and play something. You never practice, now you're married.
Strong-minded “Bloomer.”—“Now, do, Alfred, put down that foolish Novel, and do something rational. Go and play something. You never practice, now you’re married.”
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