Mr. Punch at the SeasideLOCAL INTELLIGENCEReading editionChapter navigation36 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matter"WHERE'S RAMSGATE?"THE WONDERS OF THE SEA-SHOREA SEASIDE REVERIETHE NURSEMAID'S FRIENDLOCAL INTELLIGENCETHE INGRATITUDE OF SOME SERVANTSON THE SPOTWHAT THE WILD WAVES ARE SAYINGHOLIDAY HAUNTSSEASIDE SOLITUDETO THE FIRST BATHING-MACHINEHOW TO ENJOY A HOLIDAYSWEETS OF THE SEASIDE.THE TREACHEROUS TIDETHE LAY OF THE LAST LODGERA WET DAY AT THE SEASIDESEASIDE SPLITTERSAN IDLE HOLIDAY.THE MARGATE BATHING-WOMAN'S LAMENT"MERRY MARGIT"SEASIDE ASIDESTHE SEASIDE VISITOR'S VADE MECUM.THE SEASIDE PHOTOGRAPHERANNALS OF A WATERING-PLACE THAT HAS "SEEN ITS DAY"SEASIDE VIEWSTHE BETTER THE DAY, THE BETTER THE TALK!THE DONKEY-BOYS OF ENGLANDREASONS FOR GOING TO BRIGHTONTHE TRIPPERROBERT AT THE SEASIDEA SEASIDE ROUNDELCOMMON OBJECTS OF THE SEASHOREA WINDY CORNER AT BRIGHTONON THE SANDSTHE HUSBANDS' BOAT, A MARGATE MELODYPrevious chapter ←THE NURSEMAID'S FRIENDNext chapter →THE INGRATITUDE OF SOME SERVANTSAll chapters and sections (36)Opening pagesFront matterOther sections"WHERE'S RAMSGATE?"THE WONDERS OF THE SEA-SHOREA SEASIDE REVERIETHE NURSEMAID'S FRIENDLOCAL INTELLIGENCETHE INGRATITUDE OF SOME SERVANTSON THE SPOTWHAT THE WILD WAVES ARE SAYINGHOLIDAY HAUNTSSEASIDE SOLITUDETO THE FIRST BATHING-MACHINEHOW TO ENJOY A HOLIDAYSWEETS OF THE SEASIDE.THE TREACHEROUS TIDETHE LAY OF THE LAST LODGERA WET DAY AT THE SEASIDESEASIDE SPLITTERSAN IDLE HOLIDAY.THE MARGATE BATHING-WOMAN'S LAMENT"MERRY MARGIT"SEASIDE ASIDESTHE SEASIDE VISITOR'S VADE MECUM.THE SEASIDE PHOTOGRAPHERANNALS OF A WATERING-PLACE THAT HAS "SEEN ITS DAY"SEASIDE VIEWSTHE BETTER THE DAY, THE BETTER THE TALK!THE DONKEY-BOYS OF ENGLANDREASONS FOR GOING TO BRIGHTONTHE TRIPPERROBERT AT THE SEASIDEA SEASIDE ROUNDELCOMMON OBJECTS OF THE SEASHOREA WINDY CORNER AT BRIGHTONON THE SANDSTHE HUSBANDS' BOAT, A MARGATE MELODY"D'year as 'ow old Bob Osborne 'ave give up shrimpin' an took ter winklin'?"◇"Well, I'm blest!"◇THE INGRATITUDE OF SOME SERVANTS← THE NURSEMAID'S FRIENDTHE INGRATITUDE OF SOME SERVANTS →
