Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 101, September 26, 1891

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Title

Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, September 26, 1891

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E-text prepared by Malcolm Farmer, William Flis, and the Project Gutenberg Online Distributed Proofreading Team

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English

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AP: General Works: Periodicals

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English wit and humor -- Periodicals

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14046

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November 14, 2004

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
2. 2.Vol. 101.
3. 3.September 26, 1891.
4. 4.THE WAITERS' STRIKE. — ( At the Naval Exhibition. )
5. 5.MARLOWE AT CANTERBURY.
6. 6.TWO WORDS IN SEASON. — ( Humbly dedicated to those eminent Controversialists, Lord Grimthorpe and Mr. Tallack. ) — No. I. — No. II.
7. 7.WHY SHOULD MERIT WAIT?
8. 8.OUR BOOKING-OFFICE. — What's in a Title? — ( To the Author of "Violet Moses." )
9. 9.THE TRAVELLING COMPANIONS. — No. VIII. — On the Terrace of the Burg. Half an hour later. — THE STERNER SEX! — Doggerel by a "Disher."
10. 10.THE GROUSE THAT JACK SHOT. — ( A Solemn Tragedy of the Shooting Season. ) — MORAL.
11. 11.A MUSICAL SUGGESTION. — ( Certainly New and Original. )
12. 12.SOME CIRCULAR NOTES. — CHAPTER VI. — Recovery—Waiter—Vicomte—Château—Reception—Night—Morning—Workers—Headstones—Memories—Stones—Explanations—Breakfast—Off—Back again.
13. 13.STORICULES. — V.—A BORN ARISTOCRAT. — MORE EXCITEMENT IN PARIS. — Holiday Fare in Cornwall. — "What's in a Name?" — TRULY CONSCIENTIOUS.
14. 14.TURNING THE TABLES; — OR, THE BEAR AS LEADER. — AIR—" Bloudie Jacke ." — "TURNING THE TABLES."
15. 15."REVOLTED MORTIMER."
16. 16.THE CONQUERED "WORTH." — ( Some way after Poe's " Conqueror Worm .") — I. — II. — III. — IV. — V. — Extremes Meet. — THE LATEST WEATHER-WISE DOGGEREL. — By a Scientific Rain-maker. — Retort by a Washed-out Wayfarer.
17. 17.FATHER AND SON. — ( A Possible Dialogue after a Recent Decision at Marylebone. ) — Muscovite Version of a Music-hall Chorus. — LINES ON A PHOTOGRAPH. — MR. PUNCH ON TOUR. A LITTLE HOLIDAY IN WALES.
18. 18.OUR REAL DESIDERATUM. — ( By a "Well-informed" Fool. ) — Dwarfs in and about London. — "WHEN A MAN DOES NOT LOOK HIS BEST."—No. 1. — TO THE GRAND OLD CRICKETER.
19. 19.THE MODERN CAGLIOSTRO; OR, THE POWER OF THE SPIRITS. — ( A Page from a Romance up to Date. ) — The Bitter Cry of the British Bookmaker. — ( After a famous Original. )
20. 20.JOURNAL OF A ROLLING STONE. — EIGHTH ENTRY. — ON THE MARLOWE MEMORIAL. — ( Unveiled by Mr. Henry Irving at Canterbury, September 16, 1891. )
21. 21.THE LAST OF THE CANTERBURY TALES. — BEFORE THE UNVEILING. — AFTER THE UNVEILING. — Honours Divided.

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