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+The Project Gutenberg EBook of John Leech's Pictures Of Life And
+Character, Volume II (of III), by John Leech
+
+This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with
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+Title: John Leech's Pictures Of Life And Character, Volume II (of III)
+       From The Collection Of "Mr. Punch"
+
+Author: John Leech
+
+Illustrator: John Leech
+
+Release Date: January 14, 2014 [EBook #44662]
+
+Language: English
+
+Character set encoding: ASCII
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+*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK JOHN LEECH'S PICTURES OF LIFE ***
+
+
+
+
+Produced by David Widger
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+JOHN LEECH'S PICTURES OF LIFE AND CHARACTER
+
+Volume Two (of Three)
+
+FROM THE COLLECTION OF "MR. PUNCH"
+
+LONDON: BRADBURY, AGNEW, & CO.,
+
+1887
+
+
+
+
+Transcriber's Note: The only text in this file is that drawn in the images. This is not easily read unless viewing the "medium size" and "original size" available by link under each image.
+
+
+
+
+
+INDEX
+
+
+  Academic Costume.......................................1851 ...134...134
+
+  Adding Insult to Injury ...............................1845 ...052...052
+
+  Adding Insult to Injury ...............................1857 ...188...188
+
+  Adding Iasult to Injury ...............................1859 ...202...202
+
+  Advent of Spring, The .................................1849 ...157...157
+
+  Affecting Incident at Boulogne ........................1853 ...052...052
+
+  Affecting-Rather.......................................1851 ...107...107
+
+  After the Bath ........................................1857 ...264...264
+
+  Afternoon Tea .........................................1859 ...220...220
+
+  Agreeable Prescription, An.............................1858 ...106...106
+
+  Agricultural Distress..................................1851 ...074...074
+
+  Alarming Proposition ..................................1859 ...189...189
+
+  Always be Polite when Travelling.......................1856 ...195...195
+
+  Amateur Pantomime......................................1857 ...014...014
+
+  Ample Protection ......................................1859 ...136...136
+
+  An Absentee ...........................................1845 ...232...232
+
+  An Art that doth Disfigure Nature......................1856 ...186...186
+
+  An Hour's Ride.........................................1852 ...074...074
+
+  Angling Delights ......................................1859 ...062...062
+
+  Another Bit from the Mining District...................1854 ...139...139
+
+  Another Railway Misery.................................1855 ...092...092
+
+  April Fool, An ........................................1855 ...046...046
+
+  Aquatic Manouvres......................................1859 ...168...168
+
+  'Arry and 'Arriet .....................................1S58 ...195...195
+
+  Art Progress ..........................................1S57 ...127...127
+
+  Artificial Ice-Grand Pas des Patineurs.................1850 ...026...026
+
+  Artistic (!) Studio, The...............................1857 ...193...193
+
+  Assurance .............................................1847 ...105...105
+
+  Astounding Announcement................................1857 ...130...130
+
+  Astonishing a Young One ...............................1858 ...370...370
+
+  Astonishing Request An................................1857 ...199...199
+
+  As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105
+
+  At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269
+
+  At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232
+
+  At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169
+
+  At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261
+
+  At the Seaside ................. ......................1853 ...271...271
+
+  Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096
+
+  Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189
+
+
+  Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225
+
+  Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087
+
+  Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200
+
+  Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064
+
+  Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128
+
+  Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263
+
+  Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392
+
+  Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087
+
+  Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126
+
+  Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185
+
+  Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127
+
+  Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153
+
+  Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201
+
+  Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033
+
+  British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114
+                                                         1856 ...120...120
+
+  British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236
+
+  Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047
+
+  Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187
+
+  Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010
+
+  Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258
+
+  Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063
+
+  Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211
+
+  By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108
+
+
+  Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060
+
+  Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271
+
+  Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271
+
+  Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231
+
+  Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139
+
+  Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269
+
+  Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047
+
+  Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184
+
+  Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002
+
+  Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250
+
+  Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171
+
+  CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100
+
+  Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241
+
+  Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256
+
+  Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259
+
+  Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072
+
+  Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020
+
+  Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005
+
+  Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009
+
+  Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207
+
+  Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240
+
+  Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139
+
+  Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029
+
+  Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229
+
+  Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225
+
+  Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193
+
+  Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254
+
+  Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270
+
+  Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004
+
+  Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096
+
+  Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263
+
+  Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143
+
+  Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247
+
+  Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082
+
+  Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021
+
+  Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265
+
+  Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132
+
+  Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197
+
+  Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103
+
+  Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272
+
+
+  Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037
+
+  Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251
+
+  Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198
+
+  Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039
+
+  Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233
+
+  Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067
+
+  Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085
+
+  Delicate Hint, A ..................................... 1855 ...108...108
+
+  Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247
+
+  Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225
+
+  Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036
+
+  Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207
+
+  Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025
+
+  Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146
+
+  Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223
+
+  Did You Ever? .........................................1858 ...111...1ll
+
+  Disagreeable Truth ....................................1851 ...092...092
+
+  Disappointed One, The .................................1858 ...187...187
+
+  Discretion ........................................... 1847 ...064...064
+
+  Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196
+
+  Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238
+
+  Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034
+
+  Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135
+
+  Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056
+
+  Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181
+
+  Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099
+
+  Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205
+
+  Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239
+
+  Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141
+
+  Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213
+
+  Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007
+
+  Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039
+
+  Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093
+
+
+  Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039
+
+  Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112
+
+  Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239
+
+  East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255
+
+  Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270
+
+  Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095
+
+  Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103
+
+  English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109
+
+  Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115
+
+  Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018
+
+  Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189
+
+  Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227
+
+  Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144
+
+  Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116
+
+  Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058
+
+  Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053
+
+  Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203
+
+
+  Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243
+
+  Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234
+
+  Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131
+
+  Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030
+
+  Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258
+
+  Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221
+
+  Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006
+
+  Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257
+
+  Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270
+
+  Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246
+
+  Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247
+
+  Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246
+
+  Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174
+
+  Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025
+
+  Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051
+
+  Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051
+
+  Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087
+
+  Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054
+
+  Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184
+
+  Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024
+
+  Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064
+
+  Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057
+
+  Fog. The, is so very Thick.............................1855 ...028...028
+
+  Folly and Innocence....................................1856 ...140...140
+
+  Fortune's Favourite....................................1847 ...100...100
+
+  Fortunate Fellows......................................1858 ...231...231
+
+  Fortune-Telling, a Scene of Domestic Interest .........1858 ...070...070
+
+  Four-in-Hand Mania, The................................1856 ...226...226
+
+  Fox Hunting in a Fog...................................1856 ...223...223
+
+  Fraternity ............................................1859 ...128...128
+
+  French as it is Spoken.................................1856 ...245...245
+
+  Friendly Badinage......................................1856 ...217...217
+
+  Friendly Mount, A .....................................1857 ...061...061
+
+
+  Friendly Sympathy .....................................1858 ...250...250
+
+  From the Mining Districts .............................1855 ...135...135
+
+  Frozen-out Fox Hunter, The ............................1861 ...078...078
+
+  Frozen-out Fox Hunters.................................1854 ...031...031
+
+  Frugal Marriage Question, The..........................1858 ...088...088
+
+  Fumigation.............................................1855 ...211...211
+
+
+  Generous Offer, A......................................1857 ...162...162
+
+  Glorious News for the Boys.............................1859 ...035...035
+
+  Going to Church-Scarborough............................185S ...197...197
+
+  Good Catch, A..........................................1856 ...245...245
+
+  Going to the Ball-the Finishing Touch..................1859 ...235...235
+
+  Going Out of Town .....................................1858 ...191...191
+
+  Going to the Park......................................1859 ...263...263
+
+  Going to a Party ......................................1846 ...056...056
+
+  Golden Rule, A.........................................1846 ...107...107
+
+  Good Cheer ............................................184S ...007...007
+
+  Good Liver, A .........................................1857 ...152...152
+
+  Good News .............................................1847 ...335...335
+
+  Good News, Real Sentiment .............................1854 ...047...047
+
+  Good Old Comic Clown ..................................1860 ...038...038
+
+  Good Security .........................................1853 ...048...048
+
+  Grand Charge of Perambulators and Defeat of the Swells.1856 ...234...234
+
+  Great Boon, The .......................................1858 ...140...140
+
+  Great Boon to the Public...............................1855 ...068...068
+
+  Great Plague in Life, A ...............................1859 ...212...212
+
+  Great Tobacco Controversy, The ........................1857 ...169...169
+
+  Grievance, A...........................................1856 ...119...119
+
+  Guy Fawkes' Day........................................1856 ...254...254
+
+
+  Happy Notion, A........................................1858 ...265...265
+
+  Happy Notion, A........................................1S59 ...014...014
+
+  Hard Case in the Baltic ...............................1856 ...119...119
+
+  Haven of Refuge, A.....................................1856 ...209...209
+
+  Having a Pair On.......................................1857 ...038...038
+
+  Heartless Practical Joke ..............................1858 ...210...210
+
+  Hi'Art ................................................1857 ...190...190
+
+  Hint to the Authorities, A ............................1846 ...146...146
+
+  Hint to the Enterprising, A ...........................1857 ...248...248
+
+  Hint to Gentlemen Riding Home after Dinner ............1858 ...221...221
+
+  Hint to Mammas, A......................................1856 ...132...132
+
+  Hint to Railway Travellers, A .........................1856 ...205...205
+
+  Home Amusements .......................................1856 ...013...013
+
+  Home Enjoyments .......................................1859 ...013...013
+
+  Home for the Holidays .................................1863 ...014...014
+
+  Home for the Holidays .................................1859 ...033...033
+
+  Horrible Question after a Greenwich Dinner ............1856 ...189...189
+
+  Horrid Boy, A .........................................1856 ...261...261
+
+  Horrors of War, The ...................................1853 ...062...062
+
+  How Disagreeable the Boys are..........................1855 ...027...027
+
+  How Jack made the Turk Useful at Balaclava ............1S55 ...117...117
+
+  How Troublesome the Boys Are ..........................1847 ...027...027
+
+  How Very Embarrassing! ................................1855 ...103...103
+
+  Humility...............................................1843 ...250...250
+
+  Humours of the Street, The ............................1859 ...001...001
+
+  Husband as He Ought to Be, and Not ought to Be, The ...1856 ...105...105
+
+  Husband Taming.........................................1859 ...175...175
+
+
+  Ice Harvest, The.......................................1855 ...078...078
+
+  If you want a Thing Done, do it Your-self..............1858 ...178...178
+                                                           to ...180...180
+
+  Imitation is the Sincerest Flattery....................1856 ...185...185
+
+  Imitation is the Sincerest Flattery....................1858 ...160...160
+
+  Impertinent Curiosity .................................1857 ...173...173
+
+  Impudence..............................................1844 ...024...024
+
+  In a Hurry.............................................1857 ...262...262
+
+  In Camp................................................1853 ...173...173
+
+  Incident of Camp Life, An..............................1853 ...213...213
+
+  Incident in a French Revolution .......................1848 ...092...092
+
+  Incident of Travel, An.................................1856 ...084...084
+
+   Incident with the O. P. Q. Hounds ....................1857 ...067...067
+
+  Incident of Weight, An ................................1856 ...130...130
+
+  Incredible ............................................1853 ...049...049
+
+  Indiscretion, An ......................................1859 ...202...202
+
+  Indolence .............................................1859 ...258...258
+
+  Infra dig..............................................1853 ...083...083
+
+  Injured Individual, An.................................1S57 ...216...216
+
+  Innocent Mirth. The Slide on the Pavement .............1848 ...037...037
+
+  In Society ............................................1862 ...015...015
+
+  Insulting a Refugee ...................................1842 ...157...157
+
+  Interesting Group posed for a Photograph...............1855 ...159...159
+
+  Interesting and Valuable Result........................1855 ...159...159
+
+  In the Park ...........................................1859 ...068...068
+
+  In the Park ...........................................1859 ...131...131
+
+  In the Ranks...........................................1853 ...057...057
+
+  In the Streets.........................................1857 ...131...131
+
+  In the Witching Time of Life...........................1859 ...204...204
+
+  Irish Lake Fishing ....................................1860 ...254...254
+
+  Irresistible...........................................1857 ...141...141
+
+  Is Smoking Injurious?..................................1857 ...090...090
+
+  It must be all right ..................................1858 ...199...199
+
+  It's the Early Bird that picks up the Worm.............1858 ...224...224
+
+  Jack Ashore............................................1854 ...052...052
+
+  Jew d'Fsprit ..........................................1855 ...101...101
+
+  John Thomas non-plushed ...............................1855 ...095...095
+
+  Jolly Game of Snowballing as played in our Square......1860 ...017...017
+
+  Jolly old Paterfamilias with some air-balloons.........1865 ...008...008
+
+  Jones tries his new Hack...............................1857 ...042...042
+
+  Judge by Appearance, A.................................1857 ...253...253
+
+  Just like 'em .........................................1858 ...187...187
+
+  Juvenile Etymology.....................................1859 ...004...004
+
+  Juvenile Party, The....................................1864 ...028...028
+
+  Juvenile Party, The. A Great Liberty...................1864 ...017...017
+
+  Juvenile Wisdom .......................................1859 ...150...150
+
+
+  Ketchee! Ketchee! .....................................1852 ...110...110
+
+  Kindly Offer, A........................................1861 ...034...034
+
+  Knights of the EaRth...................................1858 ...208...208
+
+
+  Last Alteration, The ..................................1856 ...200...200
+
+  Last Refuge of a Banished Smoker..............,........1855 ...255...255
+
+  Latest from Paris .....................................1854 ...051...051
+
+  Let us have Japanese Manners and Customs here..........1858 ...084...084
+
+  Life in London ........................................1855 ...063...063
+
+  Little bit of Sentiment................................1845 ...059...059
+
+  Little Dinner at the Crimea Club, A....................1854 ...116...116
+
+  Little Dinner at Greenwich.............................1858 ...264...264
+
+  Little Ducks ..........................................1856 ...259...259
+
+  Little Men.............................................1848 ...012...012
+
+  Little Shooting in Ireland, A..........................1862 ...264...264
+
+  Little Surprise for Muggins, A ........................1857 ...174...174
+
+  Lovers' Quarrel, The ..................................1859 ...176...176
+
+
+  Malapropos.............................................1856 ...185...185
+
+  Malicious .............................................1857 ...196...196
+
+  Man of Consequence, A .................................1859 ...104...104
+
+  Man of Principle, A....................................1854 ...056...056
+
+  Man of some Consequence, A.............................1857 ...022...022
+
+  Marriage Question, The ................................1859 ...177...177
+
+  Married for Money.&mdash;The Honeymoon......................1859<a
+      href="#link082...082
+
+  Marry on 800 a-year...................................1859 ...149...149
+
+  Master of the Art, A...................................1850 ...199...199
+
+  Matter of Opinion......................................1858 ...243...243
+
+  May and December ......................................1852 ...101...101
+
+  Melancholy...,,........................................1856 ...153...153
+
+  Men of Taste...........................................1857 ...250...250
+
+  Mermaids' Haunt, The...................................1858 ...267...267
+
+  Measure for Measure....................................1844 ...184...184
+
+  Merry Christmas, A, and a Happy New Year...............1858 ...011...011
+
+  Mind and Matter .......................................1855 ...102...102
+
+  Misplaced Intelligence.................................1857 ...209...209
+
+  Miss and Mistletoe.....................................1858 ...004...004
+
+  Mistletoe Bough, The, In Leap Year Ladies Initiative...1852 ...019...019
+
+  Modern Antique, A .....................................1851 ...244...244
+
+  Moderation.............................................1859 ...042...042
+
+  Momentous Decision, A .................................1853 ...051...051
+
+  Monstrous Liberty, A ..................................1856 ...249...249
+
+  Monsters of the Pool...................................1858 ...170...170
+
+  Moral Influence of Executions..........................1845 ...097...097
+
+  Moral Lesson from the Nursery, A.......................1857 ...187...187
+
+  More Light.............................................1853 ...057...057
+
+  More Novelty...........................................1857 ...134...134
+
+  Morning after the Juvenile Paity, The..................1861 ...018...018
+
+  Moustache Movement, The................................1853 ...108...108
+
+  Moustache Movement, The................................1854 ...054...054
+
+  Moustache Movement, The................................1854 ...072...072
+
+  Moustache Movement, The................................1857 ...233...233
+
+  Mr. Briggs's Pleasures of Fishing .....................1857 ...041...041
+                                                           to ...045...045
+
+  Mr. Briggs tries his Shooting Pony ....................1851 ...271...271
+
+  Mr. Briggs's Horse Taming..............................1858 ...222...222
+
+  Mr. Punch at Home......................................1855 ...087...087
+
+  Mr. Punch's Advice to Housekeepers.....................1858 ...178...178
+                                                              ...180...180
+
+  Much Above that Sort of Thing..........................1858 ...141...141
+
+  Much Too Curious ......................................1863 ...252...252
+
+  Nautical Style ........................................1851 ...194...194
+
+  Ne Plus(h) Ultra ......................................1854 ...066...066
+
+  New Cab Regulation ....................................1850 ...062...062
+
+  New Christmas Game for Foxhunters......................1849 ...021...021
+
+  New Cook, The..........................................1853 ...066...066
+
+  New Fashion, The ......................................1857 ...257...257
+
+  New Industry, A .......................................1858 ...257...257
+
+  New Purchase, The .....................................1856 ...168...168
+
+  New Regulation, The ...................................1853 ...093...093
+
+  New Regulation Mess, The...............................1857 ...169...169
+
+  New Style, The.........................................1854 ...030...030
+
+  New Theatre, The ......................................1858 ...106...106
+
+  Never carry your Gloves in your Hat....................1854 ...134...134
+
+  Nice Bracing Day at the Seaside, A ....................1856 ...266...266
+
+  Nice Oder, A..,........................................1858 ...083...083
+
+  Noble Science, The ....................................1858 ...217...217
+
+  No Consequence ........................................1855 ...044...044
+
+  No! Don't..............................................1855 ...115...115
+
+  None but the Brave deserve the Fair....................1858 ...001...001
+
+  Nose Comforter, The ...................................1855 ...025...025
+
+  Not a Bad Idea for Warm Weather .......................1857 ...163...163
+
+  Not a Personal Allusion ...............................1859 ...231...231
+
+  Not a Question of Weather..............................1857 ...089...089
+
+  Nothing like Forethought ..............................1853 ...115...115
+
+  Nothing like Horse Exercise ...........................1858 ...256...256
+
+  Nothing to Speak of....................................1856 ...220...220
+
+  Notion of Fleasure, A .................................1856 ...201...201
+
+  Not very Likely........................................1852 ...255...255
+
+  Nursery Four-in-Hand Club, The ........................1864 ...036...036
+
+
+  Object of Attraction, An ..............................1857 ...167...167
+
+  Object of Sinccre Pity, An ............................1856 ...149...149
+
+  Object of Universal Sympathy, An.......................1856 ...140...140
+
+  Obvious................................................1858 ...002...002
+
+  Odious Tyranny.........................................1854 ...082...082
+
+  Of a Very Studious Turn................................1857 ...012...012
+
+  Offended Dignity ......................................1856 ...149...149
+
+  Offended Dignity ......................................1857 ...248...248
+
+  Oh, Dear! .............................................1855 ...112...112
+
+  Oh, Horror! ...........................................1859 ...212...212
+
+  Oh, what a Humbug! ....................................1859 ...165...165
+
+  Oh, Yes, of Course! ...................................1858 ...174...174
+
+  Old Boys...............................................1847 ...159...159
+
+  Old Broom-Retiring from Business ......................1853 ...092...092
+
+  Old Foxhunter, The.....................................1859 ...152...152
+
+  Old Gentleman has a Long Mile, The.....................1858 ...219...219
+
+  Old Joe, An ...........................................1855 ...033...033
+
+  Old, Old Story, The....................................1858 ...128...128
+
+  On Domestic Service ...................................1855 ...115...115
+
+  One Way of Looking at It ..............................1853 ...079...079
+
+  On the Jetty ..........................................1858 ...186...186
+
+  Opera, The.............................................1848 ...037...037
+
+  Opera, The.............................................1859 ...125...125
+
+  Our Guards-They can Play, and they can Fight Too! .....1854 ...120...120
+
+  Our Lazy Contributor ..................................1856 ...190...190
+
+  Our Little Friend, Tom, has a Day's Hunting ...........1856 ...244...244
+
+  Out of His Element.....................................1855 ...112...112
+
+  Out of the Fashion ....................................1857 ...153...153
+
+  Oxford Costume ........................................1848 ...102...102
+
+  Painful Subject, A......:..............................1856 ...169...169
+
+  Patience Rewarded .....................................1857 ...094...094
+
+  Patient Heroes ........................................1855 ...117...117
+
+  Patronising............................................1859 ...015...015
+
+  Peace Conference, A ...................................1856 ...165...165
+
+  Perfect Wretch, A......................................1851 ...109...109
+
+  Perfectly Dreadful.....................................1856 ...086...086
+
+  Performers after a Respectable Funeral.................1850 ...237...237
+
+  Photographic Beauties..................................1858 ...144...144
+
+  Physical Education ....................................1858 ...142...142
+
+  Picnic, The, Overtaken by the Tide ....................1859 ...166...166
+
+  Picture of Alimentativeness, A.........................1850 ...093...093
+
+  Pig Pen at a Cattle Show, A ...........................1856 ...002...002
+
+  Pleasant for "Charles, Dear" ..........................1857 ...148...148
+
+  Pleasing Delusion : In re the Round Hats...............1856 ...164...164
+
+  Pleasant Holiday Task, A ..............................1859 ...003...003
+
+  Pleasant Quarters .....................................1853 ...072...072
+
+  Pleasing Prospect .....................................1859 ...145...145
+
+  Pleasure of le Sport, The..............................1858 ...252...252
+
+  Pleasures of Sport.....................................1849 ...218...218
+
+  Pleasmes of Travel ....................................1859 ...196...196
+
+  Poetry and Prose ......................................1856 ...265...265
+
+  Politeness as in Paris ................................1853 ...160...160
+
+  Police wear Beards and Moustaches .....................1854 ...065...065
+
+  Poor Muggins...........................................1855 ...049...049
+
+  Poser, A...............................................1857 ...166...166
+
+  Practical Science .....................................1856 ...202...202
+
+  Precocity..............................................1857 ...201...201
+
+  Prejudice..............................................1859 ...229...229
+
+  Prejudiced Opinion, A..................................1855 ...107...107
+
+  Preparations for War ..................................1854 ...114...114
+
+  Pretty General Delusion, A.,...........................1854 ...055...055
+
+  Pretty Kettle of Fish, A ..............................1851 ...183...183
+
+  Pride feels no Pain ...................................1846 ...063...063
+
+  Private Opinion........................................1854 ...055...055
+
+  Private Opinion........................................1859 ...323...323
+
+  Private Theatricals ...................................1857 ...018...018
+
+  Professional Dignity ..................................1858 ...138...138
+
+  Prudent Resolve .......................................1855 ...091...091
+
+  Punch, F. M., Sympathises with Italian Organ-grinder...1859 ...224...224
+
+  Putting a good Face on it .............................1857 ...024...024
+
+
+  Quadrille in Hot Weather, The..........................1856 ...174...174
+
+  Queen of thc'May.......................................1853 ...109...109
+
+  Quid pro Quo, A .......................................1859 ...200...200
+
+  Quiet Look at the Country, A...........................1859 ...163...163
+
+  Quite a Cheap Trip ....................................1858 ...195...195
+
+  Quite an Exquisite.....................................1854 ...054...054
+
+  Quite a New Sensation..................................1856 ...268...268
+
+  Quite a Nice Party ....................................1860 ...032...032
+
+  Quite a Seductive Son of Mars .........................1854 ...196...196
+
+  Quite Ridiculous ......................................1853 ...101...101
+
+
+  Race for a Bathing-machine, The........................1858 ...228...228
+
+  Railway Collusion......................................1859 ...091...091
+
+  Rather Alarming .......................................1846 ...043...043
+
+  Rather Deep ...........................................1857 ...136...136
+
+  Real Soldier, A........................................1856 ...257...257
+
+  Real Street Obstructions, The..........................1850 ...076...076
+
+  Real Use of the Bear-skin Cap, The ....................1854 ...078...078
+
+  Recreations in Natural History ........................1848 ...085...085
+
+  Remarkable Case of Table-talking.......................1854 ...226...226
+
+  Remarkable Occurrence .................................1857 ...153...153
+
+  Repelling Foreign Invasion.............................1858 ...133...133
+
+  Result of Allowing Ladies to Witness Horse-taming......1858 ...175...175
+
+  Retirement.............................................1851 ...234...234
+
+  Return from a Suburban Party ..........................1862 ... 40
+
+  Returning from the Derby ..............................1857 ...232...232
+
+  Review, The............................................1847 ...044...044
+
+  Right Men in the Right Place, The .....................1858 ...063...063
+
+  Rival Jockejs..........................................1859 ...137...137
+
+  River Frolics..........................................1858 ...223...223
+
+  Road, The..............................................1859 ...050...050
+
+  Road, The..............................................1859 ...191...191
+
+  Round Hat, The ........................................1855 ...132...132
+
+  Round Hat Again, The ..................................1856 ...164...164
+
+  Royal Knickerbocker Archers, The ......................1859 ...248...248
+
+  Rustic Pleasantry......................................1858 ...251...251
+
+  Same Old Game .........................................1859 ...039...039
+                                                         1853 ...173...173
+
+  Scene-A Club...........................................1857 ...086...086
+
+  Scene at a Railway Station, A .........................1856 ...147...147
+
+  Seenc-Drawing-Room ....................................1855 ...059...059
+
+  Scene-Greenwich .......................................1857 ...203...203
+
+  Scene on Board II.M.S..................................1859 ...211...211
+
+  Scholastic ............................................1849 ...109...109
+
+  Science Students ......................................1858 ...242...242
+
+  Seaside Circulating Library, The ......................1847 ...046...046
+
+  Seaside Dialogue, A....................................1856 ...205...205
+
+  Self-Examination ......................................1856 ...233...233
+
+  Sensible Riding Costume for Warm Weather...............1857 ...198...198
+
+  Serious Accident During the Frost......................1861 ...032...032
+
+  Serious Thing for Brown ...............................1858 ...192...192
+
+  Servantgalism..........................................1857 ...066...066
+
+  Servantgalism..........................................1853 ...095...095
+
+  Servantgalism .........................................1857 ...249...249
+
+  Servantgalism and Fineladyism .........................1858 ...156...156
+
+  Serve him Right .......................................1859 ...142...142
+
+  Sharp's the Word.......................................1854 ...118...118
+
+  Shocking Result of wearing India rubber Goloshes.......1856 ...209...209
+
+  Shuttlecock Nuisance, The..............................1857 ...090...090
+
+  Sighing for the Sunny South ...........................1847 ...107...107
+
+  Sisterly Love..........................................1859 ...205...205
+
+  Six of One and half-a-dozen of the Other...............1856 ...227...227
+
+  Skeleton in the Cupboard, The .........................1857 ...249...249
+
+  Sketch at a Railway Station ...........................1858 ...190...190
+
+  Sketch during the Recent Gale, A.......................1856 ...176...176
+
+  Sketch from the Stand al Scarboro', A..................1856 ...158...158
+
+  Slang .................................................1848 ...061...061
+
+  Snow, The..............................................1847 ...004...004
+
+  Snowed up .............................................1858 ...151...151
+
+  Solicitude ............................................1856 ...260...260
+
+  Something like a Horse-Tamer ..........................1858 ...238...238
+
+  Something like Sport ..................................1854 ...061...061
+
+  Something the Matter with the Kitchen Boiler...........1854 ...070...070
+
+  Spacious Accommodation.................................1856 ...239...239
+
+  Specimen of Pluck, A ..................................1859 ...242...242
+
+  Sporting Intelligence .................................1859 ...268...268
+
+  Stage Fright ..........................................1857 ...038...038
+
+  Startling Fact.........................................1855 ...102...102
+
+  Startling Novelty in Shirts, A.........................1853 ...145...145
+
+  Street Acrobat Nuisance................................1856 ...143...143
+
+  Strong-backed Car, A. Scene, Ireland...................1859 ...167...167
+
+  Stumped Out............................................1856 ...162...162
+
+  Subject for Sympathy, A................................1858 ...259...259
+
+  Suburban Delight, A ...................................1857 ...235...235
+
+  Sunday at the Club ....................................1855 ...214...214
+
+  Sunday at the Roadside Inn ............................1855 ...215...215
+
+  Superior Animal, The ..................................1857 ...081...081
+
+  Swimmers, The..........................................1857 ...244...244
+
+  Sympathy ..............................................1855 ...102...102
+
+  Symptoms of Hard Reading ..............................1859 ...333...333
+
+  Symptoms of Masquerading...............................1846 ...036...036
+
+  Syien, A...............................................1858 ...270...270
+
+
+  Table Turning Experiment at Greenwich .................1854 ...247...247
+
+  Taking First Place ....................................1858 ...230...230
+
+  Taking it Easy ........................................1859 ...133...133
+
+  Taste .................................................1853 ...157...157
+
+  Tender Point, A .......................................1859 ...161...161
+
+  Terrible Proposition...................................1855 ...063...063
+
+  Terrific Accident .....................................1857 ...177...177
+
+  Thank Goodness, Fly-fishing has Begun..................1857 ...240...240
+
+  Thaw and the Street, The....................,..........1861 ...035...035
+
+  Theatre of War, The ...................................1854 ...034...034
+
+  Those Boys Again.......................................1859 ...081...081
+
+  Those Horrid Boys .....................................1855 ...089...089
+
+  Thrilling Domestic Incident ...........................1856 ...220...220
+
+  Throwing Stones through Ice............................1848 ...018...018
+
+  Tickled with a Straw ..................................1859 ...173...173
+
+  Tom Noddy's, Mr., First day with the Hounds........... 1855 ...071...071
+                              ...073...073 ...075...075<a
+      href="#link077...077 ...098...098 ...099...099
+
+  Tom Noddy, Adventures of Mr............................1857 ...172...172
+
+  Tom Noddy determines to have a Day's Hunting...........1856 ...244...244
+
+  Too Bad................................................1858 ...033...033
+
+  Too Bad! ..............................................1857 ...113...113
+
+  Too Bad, by Jove.......................................1856 ...210...210
+
+  Too Much of a Good Thing...............................1857 ...235...235
+
+  Touching ..............................................1857 ...226...226
+
+  Touching ..............................................1858 ...184...184
+
+  Touching Appeal .......................................1858 ...206...206
+
+  Training School for Ladies' about to Appear at Court...1857 ...121...121
+                                              ...022...022<a
+      href="#link023...023 ...024...024
+
+  Triumph of Mind over Matter............................1855 ...097...097
+
+  Trump Card(igan), A ...................................1854 ...118...118
+
+  Trying Thing for Tootles, A ...........................1858 ...194...194
+
+
+  Unabashed..............................................1855 ...083...083
+
+  Unconscious Satire ....................................1850 ...095...095
+
+  Unconscious Victim, An ................................1857 ...260...260
+
+  Under the Mistletoe....................................1857 ...104...104
+
+  Under the Mistletoe....................................1864 ...005...005
+
+  Undesigned Coincidence, An ............................1859 ...263...263
+
+  Undignified Reminder...................................1861 ...030...030
+
+  Unexpected Always Happens, The ........................1857 ...199...199
+
+  Unfitness of Things, The...............................1856 ...147...147
+
+  Uniform Stupidity......................................1854 ...118...118
+
+  Uninviting Prospect, An................................1856 ...223...223
+
+  Unlucky this Time .....................................1855 ...135...135
+
+  Unwelcome Visitor, An .................................1845 ...053...053
+
+  Unwelcome Visitor, An .................................1856 ...150...150
+
+  Urgent.................................................1855 ...018...018
+
+
+  Vagaries of Fashion ...................................1855 ...089...089
+
+  Vain Shadow, A ........................................1844 ...101...101
+
+  Valentine, The ........................................1849 ...157...157
+
+  Valentine's Day........................................1854 ...076...076
+
+  Varieties in Horse-Taming .............................1858 ...129...129
+
+  Very Alarming, Indeed .................................1846 ...159
+
+  Very Artful Contrivance................................1857 ...261...261
+
+  Very Attentive ........................................1858 ... 21?
+
+  Very Considerate ......................................1858 ...085...085
+
+  Very Friendly .........................................1857 ...050...050
+
+  Very Green-eyed Monster, A.............................1858 ...029...029
+
+  Very Large Notions.....................................1858 ...149...149
+
+  Very Natural Mistake, A................................1856 ...253...253
+
+  Very Odd ..............................................1853 ...161...161
+
+  Very Old Friend, A.....................................1850 ...079...079
+
+  Very Particular Party, A...............................1858 ...059...059
+
+  Very Rude, Indeed .....................................1858... 104
+
+  Very Shocking Boy, Indeed, A ..........................1857 ...131...131
+
+  Very Thing, The .......................................1857 ...218...218
+
+  Victim of Fashion, A ..................................1856 ...113...113
+
+  Vision of the Fast, A .................................1846 ...340...340
+
+  Visit to a Dog Fancier, A .............................1846 ...096...096
+
+  Vive le Sport 1 .......................................1859 ...230...230
+
+  Waiting for the Carriage ..............................1853 ...110...110
+
+  Wake in the Mining Districts, A .......................1853 ...225...225
+
+  Wanting in Reverence...................................1852 ...100...100
+
+  Warblers under Water...................................1858 ... 1ll
+
+  Water Abstainer, A.....................................1858 ...187...187
+
+  Weather and the Streets, The...........................1861 ...022...022
+
+  Weather in the Parks, The..............................1854 ...020...020
+
+  Weighty Matter, A .....................................1856 ...151...151
+
+  Well Intended, No Doubt ...............................1852 ...114...114
+
+  Well Out of It ........................................1849 ...065...065
+
+  Well they may Call This a Health-giving Pursuit........1855 ...069...069
+
+  We'll Serve the Shop ..................................1857 ...155...155
+
+  Wet Day at the Sea Side, A ............................1858 ...242...242
+
+  What Indeed? ..........................................1855 ...097...097
+
+  What a Shame!..........................................1853 ...058...058
+
+  What a Shame!..........................................1864 ...029...029
+
+  What a Terrible Turk!..................................1856 ...024...024
+
+  What must be the Next Fashion in Bonnets ..............1854 ...055...055
+
+  Where are the Police?..................................1855 ...139...139
+
+  Where There's a Will There's a Way.....................1859 ...094...094
+
+  Whilst a Respectable Female takes care of the House....1857 ...165...165
+
+  Wholesome Conclusion, A ...............................1858 ...158...158
+
+  Wholesome Feast........................................1857 ...012...012
+
+  Who will Serve the Country?............................1857 ...154...154
+
+  Who wouldn't be a Riding Master?.......................1852 ...060...060
+
+  Why not? ..............................................1853 ...145...145
+
+  Will and the Way, The .................................1856 ...229...229
+
+  Winter in the Suburbs..................................1854 ...027...027
+
+  Wonderful Intelligent Child ...........................1857 ...213...213
+
+  Working against Time...................................1852 ...310...310
+
+
+  Yeilding to Temptation.................................1857 ...141...141
+
+  Young Sportsman, A ....................................1859 ...195...195
+
+  Youthful Sage, A ......................................1857 ...170...170
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
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