Volume 103 — SOMETHING LIKE A COUNTY-COUNCILLOR.

(Being Evidence taken in the Palace of Truth.)

Question. And so you object to Theatres and Music-Halls?

Answer. Certainly; and know as much about one as the other.

Q. Do you approve of Shakspeare?

A. Certainly not; nor of any other playwright.

Q. Have you ever read a dramatic composition?

A. Never; it is against my principles to peruse such (so-called) literature.

Q. Then why do you object to the Author's work?

A. Because I know if I were Shakspeare or any of his colleagues, my writings would be entirely unfit for representation.

Q. Have you ever entered a Theatre?

A. Certainly not; and never shall.

Q. Have you visited a Music-Hall?

A. Emphatically no, and don't want to.

Q. Then why do you complain of them?

A. Because my imagination pictures them as indescribably horrible.

Q. How comes it that knowing so little, you have been sent to adjudicate upon so much?

A. Because I was elected by the know-nothings of the district I have the honour to represent.

Q. And what became of the rest of the constituency?

A. You mean the majority—oh, they didn't take the trouble to register their votes.

Q. Then you are the mouthpiece of ignorance and incompetence?

A. Certainly—but that is not a pretty way of putting it!

On the Speculative Builder.

"Hodman Hout!"

He's the readiest customer living, While you're lending, or spending, or giving; But when you'd make profit, or get back your own, He's the awkwardest customer ever you've known.

Song at Christmas..—"Then Yule Remember Me!"

"ANECDOTAGE."

Companion Volume to other Works of the same kind.

The Duke of Wellington never could persuade George the Fourth that he was not present at Waterloo. One day his Majesty, talking over the table, said to his Grace, "I perfectly well remember your crying to the Grenadiers, 'Up, Guards, and at them!'" "Yes, Sire," replied the Duke, "so I have been told before." The King smiled at the jest, but never forgave the carefully-concealed sarcasm.

Refuge for Egotists.—"The Eye Hospital." The Specialist who attends should be Member for Eye.

ODE TO SAPONACEA.

Who claims my strongest missing noun, When sheets as soft and white as down, Return in colour yellowy-brown? My Laundress!

Who by her science can convert My best and most expensive shirt Into a miracle of dirt? My Laundress! Who, when my collars come back frayed, Receives my protests undismayed, And merely wishes to be paid? My Laundress! Who spite of warnings that one gives, Turns cambric kerchiefs into sieves, Or ragged trellis-work—and lives! My Laundress! Who at the wash-tub, truth to tell, Is partly fraud and partly sell, Yet does her "mangling" very well? My Laundress!

THE POET'S LOVE.

My Lady's name I cannot state, At different times I greet her As Chloe, Amaryllis, Kate, According to the metre;

I've called her Mabel many a time,— A name which leads itself to rhyme. My Lady's hair is sometimes black To match her sable dresses, At others falls about her back In glorious auburn tresses, Yet do not take me to imply She's given to the use of dye. I like her when she's sweet and small, The daintiest of flowers, I love her when, divinely tall, Above the rest she towers; And yet, as second thoughts suggest, Perhaps a golden mean were best. Sometimes, a simple rustic maid, She strays through meadows green, Sometimes her beauty is displayed In glittering ball-room scene; More recently I've thought upon Creating her a lady-Don. This peerless girl of whom I speak I ever worship blindly And sing her praises once a week, If editors are kindly; Alas, this paragon, I own, Exists within my verse alone!

A Chilling Winter "draft."—That of The Home-Rule Bill.

1892 GOING OUT IN A BLIZZARD.

NOTICE.—Rejected Communications or Contributions, whether MS., Printed Matter, Drawings, or Pictures of any description, will in no case be returned, not even when accompanied by a Stamped and Addressed Envelope, Cover, or Wrapper. To this rule there will be no exception.

Adapted from the French, 274 Ad Puellam, 73 Advancing Years, 150 Advertising In Excelsis, 94 Advice to the G. O. M., 45 Afternoon Sail (An), 64 Aids to Larceny, 63 All at Sea, 77 All Round the Fair, 232, 244, 256, 268 Alone in London! 54 American Ganymede (The), 230 Anecdotage, 168, 181, 186 Announcement, 150 Another Meaning, 231 Antiquity of Golf, 73 Apologia Arrygatensis, 201 'Arriet, 73 'Arry at 'Arrygate, 133, 169 'Arry in Venice, 88 "Art Competitions," 289 Aspiration, 72 At a Hypnotic Séance, 157 At a Rink, 258 At a Vegetarian Restaurant, 280 At it Again! 196 At Last! 162 At the Patten-makers' Banquet, 155 At the Wild West, 4 Austro-German Officers' Vade Mecum, 171 Autumn Afternoon at Nazareth House (An), 213 Balfour and Salisbury, 86 Battle of the Bards (The), 182, 201 "Bear with us!" 29 Be-Littler-ing Mr. Gladstone's Majority, 39 "Best Evidence "—how not to get it (The), 257 Between the Acts, 185 Bewildered Tourist and the Rival Sirens (The), 50 Birds of a Feather, 49 "Blower" burst up (The), 122 Bogey or Benefactor? 258 Boom-de-ay Poet (The), 226 Bravo, Bobby! 162 Brummagem Birdcatcher (The), 218 Builder and the Architect (The), 96 By-and-by Laws for Trafalgar Square, 159 Cabbin' it Council, 243 Candidate's Complete Letter-Writer, 3 Canvassers and Canvassed, 28 Caron and Charon, 196 Caudal Lecture (A), 72 Charity begins Abroad, 267 Château d'If (The), 142 Choosing Christmas Toys, 299 Choosing his Words, 99 "Christmas is Coming!" 238, 294 Christmas Numbers, 305 Church and Booth, 16 City Paradox (A), 158 Classical Question, 249 "Closed for Alterations and Repairs," 6 Columbus, 186 Commerce à l'Americaine, 36 Compendiously Grammatical Tree (A), 105 Compliment of Coin (The), 262 Compliments of the Season (The), 301 Conversational Hints for Young Shooters, 159, 180, 190, 204, 205, 220, 240, 245, 261, 265 Coriolanus, 15 Costs as they are and will be, 226 County-Councillor's Diary (The), 195 Court Jesters (The), 209 "Court On!" 53 "Crossing the Bar!" 174 Cry of the Children (The), 27 Cui Bono? 73 Cycle-riding Dustman (The), 58 "Davy Jones's Locker," 270 "Dearest Chuck!" 12 De Coronâ, 165 Degree Better (A), 281 Diary of an Explorer à la Russe (The), 61 Diary of a Statesman, 286 Diary of the Dead Season (A), 109 Doe versus Roe(dent), 180 Druriolanus in (Music) Aulis, 49 Druriolanus's Next, 102 Duffer in Politics (The), 40 Dust and Hashes, 27 Ecclesiastical Intelligence, 180 Election Agonies, 75 Election Notes, 9 End of Henley (The), 21 En-nobbling Spectacle (An), 156 Essence of Parliament, 71, 82, 94 Evening from Home (An), 264 Exact, 53 Examination Paper for a Press Candidate, 155 Fact, or Funk? 273 Faults o' Both Sides, 246 Feeling their Way, 100 Fight for the Standard (The), 255 Fighting "Foudroyant" (The), 135 Fine, or Refine? 77 Flowery, but not Mealy-Mouthed, 138 Forte Scutum Salus Ducum, 63 Frog he would a-Rowing go (A), 170 From Day to Day, 25 From Newcastle, 37 From Pencil to Pen, 288 From the Vale of Llangolflyn, 126 Game of the Little Horses, 217 Geographical Theory (A), 42 German and Horse-trying Ride (The), 189 German Waters (The), 99 Good Old (Sunday) Times Revived (The), 207 Good Stayer (A), 30 Grand Old Diary for 1893 (A), 303 "Gratuitous Opinion" (The), 130 "Great Scott!" 86 Great Unknown (The), 189 "Green the Guide," 172 Guy Fox Populi, 208 "Habitual Drunkards Committee," 158 Hat to the Parasol (The), 132 Hearing Himself, 121 Health and Hoppiness, 145 "Here we are again!" 209 Hint to Editors (A), 129 "Honi soit qui mal y pense!" 194 How Insultan'! 75 How it might have been Settled, 81 "Ichabod!" 222 Impressions of "Il Trovatore," 193 Impromptu, 135 In a Ghost-Show, 184 "In a Winter (Covent) Garden," 185 In Banco, 137 Inevitable (The), 302 In Excelsis, 171 Infra Dig., 81 Inns and Outs, 89, 105, 122, 154 "In Nubibus," 124 In Office with the Labour Vote, 87 In the County Council, 210 In the Monkey-House, 153 "In this Style, Two-and-Six," 165 Jerry-building Jabberwock (The), 166 Jim's Jottings, 262 Judge's Lament (A), 214 Justice for 'Frisco, 36 Just like Justice, 60 "Keeping Up the Christopher," 136 Kiss (The), 288 Knill Nisi Bonum, 160 Lady Gay's Detection, 228 Lady Gay's Distraction, 237 Lady Gay's Ghost, 243 Lady Gay's Selection, 255 Lady Gay's Selections, 10, 16, 29, 41, 57, 61, 84, 118, 142, 146, 165, 178, 192, 197 Land of the (rather too) Free (The), 105 Last Discovery (The), 252 Last Train (The), 3 Last Word (The), 292 Lay of a Successful Angler (The), 181 Lays of Modern Home, 36, 49, 77, 147, 293 Lay of the Last Knight (The), 136 Leary King at the Lyceum (The), 233 "Le Grand Français," 246 Left to the Ladies, 238 "L'Homme Propose——" 51 Les Enfants Terribles! 202 Letters to Abstractions, 120, 124, 137, 168, 241 Local Colour, 250 Lost Joke (The), 90 Man who Would (The), 225, 229, 253, 285, 304 Margate by Moonlight, 76 Members we shall Miss, 106 Mem. from Whitbreadfordshire, 158 Memorable, 81 Menagerie Race (The), 112 "Minime!" 57 Minor Miseries, 45, 58 Miscarriage of Justice, 136 "Missing Word" (The), 282, 293 Mixed Notions, 277, 297 Modern Mercury (The), 167 Montecarlottery, 293 More Contributions to the Alcoholic Question, 17 More Lights! 141 More Reasons for Stopping in Town, 111 Mr. Punch's Election Address, 9 Musical Notes, 97 My First Brief, 202 My Puggy, 1 My Season Ticket, 192 Need I say More? 89 New Broom and the Black Peerage (The), 209 New Regulations for the English Police, 186 Next African Mission (The), 45 Next Election Pic-nic (The), 274 Next Vivâ Voce (The), 82 Nightly Chevalier (A), 117 "No Fees," 63 "Notes and Paper," 225 Not Going Away for the Holidays, 97 Notice, 246 Not Improbable, 141 "Oh no, we never Mention it," 145 Oh, Saunderson, my Colonel! 6 Old and New Peer (An), 106 On a Guernsey Excursion Car, 148 On an Irish Landlord, 270 On the Boxing Kangaroo, 245 On the Fly-Leaf of an Old Book, 16 On the Sands, 52 On the Threshold of Themis, 22 Opera-goer's Diary, 228, 258 Opera in the Future (The), 93 Operatic Notes, 12, 17, 33, 39, 233 Other Paper (The), 214 Other Side of the Canvass (The), 46 Otherwise Engaged, 10 Our Booking-Office, 34, 48, 58, 77, 106, 178, 214, 219, 234, 249, 257, 269, 281, 300, 305 Our "Missing Word" Competition, 277 Out of It! 18 Ovidius Remark, 84 Pan the Poster, 138 "Pariah" (The), 81 "Perfidious Albion" again, 37 Phantasmagore-ia, 125, 228, 309 Phillipopolis, 111 Pick of the Baskets (The), 153 Plea of the Postman (The), 302 Playful Heifervescence at Hawarden, 117 Plebiscite for Parnassus (A), 229 Poet's Love (The), 309 Popular Songs Resung, 101 Polite Learning, 202 Political Johnny Gilpin (The), 30 Political Training, 173 Poor Road to Learning (A), 160 Poor Violinist (The), 118 Porter's Slam (The), 294 Potato and the Heptarchy (The), 132 Practical Theosophy, 267 Premier and Physician, 221 Presented at Court, 198 Pretence versus Defence, 45 Prickle-me-ups, 3 Pride of the Empire (The), 160 Probable Deduction, 171 Proofs before Letters, 231 Prospect of the Twelfth (A), 42 Puff of Smoke (A), 237 "Punsch," 145 "Patting on the Hug!" 126 Queen and the Songstress (The), 277 Queen of Man-o'er-Board (The), 144 Queer Queries, 276, 293 Question of Police (A), 207 Quite Moving, 229 Racine, with the Chill Off, 24 Ramsgate Sands (The), 102 Rather Appropriate, 73 Rather Startling, 282 Rather too Premature, 294 Reading the Stars à la Mode, 78 Real and Ideal, 250 Reconciliation, 273 Reef-lection, 75 Reflection in the Mist, 269 Refreshers, 209 Reports of Crackers, 281 "Restoration" Period (The), 173 Result of being Hospitable (A), 37 Rhodes Colossus (The), 267 "Rift within the Lute" (The), 108 Road to Ruin (The), 210 Robert Lowe, Viscount Sherbrooke, 57 Robert on Lord Mare's Day, 231 Robert on Things in Gineral, 72 Robert's Companions, 196 Robert's Visit to Ireland, 216 Roe, Bloater's Roe! 25 Rollicking Show (A), 51 Roundabout Ramble (A), 123 Royal Road to Comfort (The), 257 "Safe Bind, Safe Find!" 234 Sea-side Ills, 132, 141 Secundum Harty, 216 Shakspearian Conundrum, 231 Short and Sweet, 246 Shortest Day (The), 291 Sigh no more, Lottie, 155 Signs of the Season, 241 Simple as A "B" "C," 1 Simple Stories, 149 "Sins of Society" (The), 269 Sir Carlos Euan Smithez; or, The Insulting Sultan and the High-toned Christian Knight, 38 Sir Gerald Portal, 273 Skeleton at the Feast (The), 290 Skirts and Figures, 51 Slight Muddle (A), 10 "Small by Degrees, and beautifully less," 286 Something like a County Councillor, 309 Something to Live for, 265 Song of the Bar (The), 93 Songs of Society, 109 Songs Out of Season, 98, 117, 204 Sonnet on Chillon, 155 "Speech of Monkeys" (The), 111 Sporting Notes, 305 "Squared!" 198 Stepney that Costs (The), 216 Studies in the New Poetry, 13, 33, 114 "Stumped!" 145 Such a "Light Opera!" 173 Suggestions for New Musical Publications, 282 Summerumbrella, 48 Sun-Spots, 255 Sword and Pen, 146, 181 Take Care of the Pence, 276 Taking the Oat-cake, 101 Taxes, 267 Tee, Tee, only Tee! 105 That Dutchman Ooms! 15 "There and Back," 288 "There he Blows!" 26 This Picture and That, 97 Through Ever-Green Glasses, 2 Thoughts not Worth a Penny, 177 "Three Choirs Festival," 132 Tip to Tax-Collectors, 90 To a Model Young Lady, 234 To a Pheasant, 130 Toast, 49 To Astræa, 197 To a Summer Flower, 25 To Dr. Louis Robinson, 81 To Football, 155 To Mankind in General, 213 To Maud, 160, 305 To Melenda, 149 To Miss Ada Jenoure, 72 To my Luggage-Labels, 125 To my Partner, 288 To my Rival, 302 To my Sweetheart, 177 To Our Guernsey Correspondents, 190 "To Pay or not to Pay, that is the Bisleyness," 21 To Some Authors, 214 To Some Expectant Bards, 306 To the First Bathing-Machine, 18 To "The Lazy Minstrel," 240 To the Roller-Skating Fiend, 93 Traveller (The), 40 Trifles, 303 Trio (A), 63 Two-penn'orth of Theosophy, 85 Ugly Face (The), 125 Un-Brocken Vows, 111 Undecided, 262 Unopposed Election, 5 Up Aloft, 121 "Used Up," 124 Useful Experience (A), 8 Very Cruel, 222 Very Entertaining, 144 Very Latest (The), 120 Vive le Rain du Ballet à l'Alhambra, 145 Votes and the Man! 5 Wail of a Pessimist Poet (The), 53 Walker! 63 "Wandering Minstrel" (The), 279 Wanted in the Law Courts, 34 War on a Large Scale, 250 Was, Is, and Will be, 197 Where to Place Him, 237 Why I don't write Plays, 109 Why the French Won the Boat-Race, 180 Why Young Men don't Marry, 129 William Hardwick Bradbury, 181 William the Wheelman, 42 "With Honours of War," 69 Wot Cher! 54 Wot Cher, Labby? 86 Written a Hundred Years hence, 161, 192 Yes or No? 189 Young Guard (The), 306 Yule-tide—Old and New, 289

LARGE ENGRAVINGS.

"Au Revoir!" 91 "Back!" 115 Bogey or Benefactor? 259 "Christmas is Coming!" 295 "Closed for Alterations and Repairs," 7 "Crossing the Bar!" 175 "Davy Jones's Locker," 271 "Ichabod!" 223 "Knocked 'em in the Westmin-is-ter Road," 55 "Le Grand Français," 247 "Little Vulgar Boy" (The), 103 "Missing Word" (The), 283 Old Spirit (The), 163 Out of it! 19 Pan the Poster, 139 Political Johnny Gilpin (The), 31 "Putting on the Hug!" 127 Road to Ruin (The), 211 "Safe bind, safe find!" 235 "Squared!" 199 Tuning the Harp, 151 White Elephant (The), 187 William the Wheelman, 43 "Will they Work?" 79 "With the Honours of War," 66, 67 Young Guard (The), 307

SMALL ENGRAVINGS.

American Ganymede (The), 230 Arriving too late for the First Act, 71 Artist and Show-Boards, 258 Artists at Millbank, 287 Artists' Technicalities during Dinner, 126 At the South Sea-side, 131 Bennett, M.P. for Lincoln, 45 Bewildered Tourist (The), 50 Bismarck the Whale, 26 Buckjumper in a Hansom (A), 207 Buffalo William's N.S.E. and W. Show, 35 Cabbin' it Council in November, 242 Cabinet Meet (The), 206 Cabman on Ladies' Dress (A), 237 Candidate on the Hustings, 24 Captain and Railway Lad, 245 Chamberlain as a Birdcatcher, 218 Changing Old Gent into an Elephant, 167 Coach and his Pupils (A), 202 Columbus viewing Steamship, 74 Coriolanus Bismarck, 14 Costermongers' Trousers (The), 277 Country Butcher and the Cutlets, 97 Countrywoman's Husband a Primrose Dame, 90 Coursing Nowadays, 275 Deceased 'Bus Driver (A), 306 Dining en Ville, 69 Doctor and Two Sisters (A), 210 Doctor who Dresses Irreligiously, 5 Draper's Assistant and Prim Lady, 261 Driving Lady and the Baronet, 219 Effie's Definition of a Parable, 201 Egotist's Opinion on Popularity, 178 Elderly Duchess and French Marshal, 114 Election Editor gone Mad, 41 Election Fever—a Candidate's Dream, 11 Ethel's Account of Papa's Sport, 214 Ex-M.P. and his Wife, 39 Fair Authoress and Old Age, 303 Family Doctor and Youthful Patient, 57 Farmer prefers Manual Labour, 111 Festive Season—a Scotch Night (The), 263 Fight for the Standard (The), 254 Fighting "Foudroyant" (The), 134 Finding of Pharaoh (The), 144 Flyman and Invalid Gentleman, 267 Football Fever in the Midlands, 239 Foreigners at Duchess's Concert, 78 French Frog and English Bull, 170 French Hairdresser and Englishman, 190 Frenchman and Uncle Jack's Nieces, 138 Frisky Spinster and Dancing Captain, 6 Gentleman who "takes life easily," 250 German Specialist and Gouty Patient, 75 Gillie and the "crowded Forest," 213 Gladstone's Ever-Green Glasses, 2 Gladstonian Dentist and Tory Patient, 16 Gladstonian Thunders from Snowdon, 158 Going on Board the Government Ship, 62 Golfer's Dream (The), 191 Grand Old Gardener (The), 107 Grumpy Husband and the Papers, 87 Happy Family Card-Party (A), 291 Harmonious Christmas Political Party, 298 Having the Woods Painted, 238 Helping his Host to Whiskey, 40 High Church Lady and Verger, 226 Highland Chieftains and Games, 161 High Schoolmistress and Doctor, 186 Horse-Rake in Rotten Row, 113 Hospitable Host and Languid Visitor, 34 Hostess welcoming a Late Guest, 18 Housemaid's Idea of a Gentleman, 234 How to get New-laid Eggs, 121 Hunting Lady thrown into a Brook, 249 Hunting Man's Splendid Mount, 195 Hunting Season—the Meet, 215 Iago-Chamberlain in Birmingham, 37 Impossible to Think Worse of Him! 286 Impudent Boy and Tall Clergyman, 192 In the Irish Elector's Clutches, 23 Jack and the Salt Rain-water, 145 Jerry-Building Jabberwock (The), 166 Jeweller and Clerical Customer, 58 Jones's "Bad Quarter of an Hour," 279 Keeping Poultry in Sitting-room, 15 Labouchere Fox and Grapes, 110 Ladies in the Hunting Field, 276 Lady and Sea-side Librarian, 142 Lady and Swiss Governess, 25 Lady Canvasser and Shopkeeper, 21 Lady Croesus and Fancy Ball, 99 Lady Detectives of Character, 282 Lady Friends and Old Lace, 246 Lady Sketching at the Sea-side, 102 Lady's Dream of Grouse-Driving, 81 Lady Visitor's Comfortable Room (A), 222 Landlady and Foreign Lodger, 106 Letting Off Cartridges and Partridges, 183 Lika Joko's Japanese Jape, 29 Little Boy's Strawberries and Cream, 9 Little Miss Facing-both-Ways and her Dog, 72 Little Spiffkins and the Girls, 220 Local Preacher and the Vicar, 129 Lord Mayor Knill and Livery Goose, 160 Lord Mayor's Footman's Meditations, 227 Lord Rosebery's Star and Garter, 194 Maiden Ladies and Bathing Tourists, 162 Major on Cricket in Hot Weather, 123 "Mars" through Punch's Telescope, 141 Master Tommy and the Case of Private Jams, 61 Members we shall Miss, 70, 106 Millionnaire's Son's Ingratitude, 262 Miss Fanny quarrels with Master Victor, 205 Mr. Punch's Deer-Stalking Party, 179 Mr. Punch's Fishing-Party, 143 Mr. Punch's Shooting-Party, 203 Mrs. Fidget at the Butcher's, 302 Mrs. Ramsbotham and the Vicar, 250 Mrs. Snobbington's Hotel Acquaintances, 150 New Cabinet (The), 95 New Faces in the House of Commons, 47 Newly-Married Pair and Newsboy, 135 New M.P. not a Small Man, 27 New Skirts and Sleeves, 231 Not Members of "British Association," 73 Off to the Country again, 83 Oscar Wilde in Uniform, 1 Othello, M.P. for Central Finsbury, 33 Our Grand Young Gardner, 155 Peer who never forgets Old Faces, 54 "Peri at the Academy Gates" (The), 146 Pheasants and Foxes, 301 Policeman X blowing his Whistle, 243 Portrait of a Labour Candidate, 36 Proposing on Board a Yacht, 171 Proud Mother and College Doctor, 82 Punch and Toby Yachting, 98 Punch's Pic-nic—Parliamentary Mirage 119 Reasons for not visiting the Club, 130 Rehearsing Election Speech on Railway, 3 Rehearsing for Private Theatricals, 294 Reminiscence of the Baseball Season, 251 Reprimanding the French Chef, 41 Rhodes Colossus (The), 266 Rival Bards (The), 182 Shoeblack and his Customer, 51 Short Tenor and a Tall Bass (A), 198 Sir Carlos and the Insulting Sultan, 38 Sir E. Lawson, Labby, and Mr. Punch, 86 Sketchley's Picture and Photograph, 147 Snubbing a Decadent Swell, 289 Socialist's Absent Audience (A), 165 So Expensive to be Rich, 94 Some Ups and Downs of the General Election, 59 Spectre Judge and the M.P., 290 Sporting Youth and Low-Necked Beauty, 10 Stupid Elector and Polling-Clerk, 13 Subaltern's Idea of the Use of Cavalry, 274 Sunday Morning at the Sea-side, 159 Sweep and Stonemason, 189 Swell cautious before a Lady Diarist, 63 Swell's Remarks about Coffee, 174 Swell who should have been Drowned, 30 Taken for a Quiet Drive, 153 Taking Tea with Mrs. M'Glasgie, 255 Trippers on the Yorkshire Coast, 118 Vegetarian Professor and the Fishes, 297 Venus de Medici Collar (A), 270 Voyager who is not First-Class, 136 "Wandering Minstrel" (The), 278 Year going out in a Blizzard, 310 Young Masher and High Chairs, 93 Young Physician on Influenza, 109

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