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diff --git a/old/62750-0.txt b/old/62750-0.txt deleted file mode 100644 index b61fcd5..0000000 --- a/old/62750-0.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,829 +0,0 @@ -The Project Gutenberg EBook of Pictures by Phil May, by Phil May - -This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with -almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or -re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included -with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org/license - - -Title: Pictures by Phil May - -Author: Phil May - -Release Date: July 25, 2020 [EBook #62750] - -Language: English - -Character set encoding: UTF-8 - -*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK PICTURES BY PHIL MAY *** - - - - -Produced by Chuck Greif (This file was produced from images -available at The Internet Archive) - - - - - - - - - - HUMOROUS MASTERPIECES - - PICTURES - - BY - - PHIL - - MAY - - - HUMOROUS MASTERPIECES, No. 5 - - PICTURES BY PHIL MAY - - Printed by Robert MacLehose and Co. Ltd. Glasgow. - - -COSTERS AND COCKNEYS - -[Illustration: ’APPY ’AMPSTEAD. - -“Ere y’are, Lidies’ Tormentors. ‘Two’ n penny!”] - - - - - PICTURES - - BY - - PHIL MAY - - GOWANS & GRAY, LTD. - - 5 ROBERT STREET, ADELPHI, LONDON, W.C. - - 58 CADOGAN STREET, GLASGOW - - 1908 - - First Edition, May, 1907. - - Reprinted, June, 1907, Jamiary, 1908 - - (completing 16,000). - -THE Publishers take this opportunity of thanking Messrs. W. Thacker -& Co. for the readiness with which they accorded permission for the -reproduction of, the drawings contained in this little book. They -believe that these examples of Phil May’s work show that inimitable -artist at his best. - -COSTERS AND COCKNEYS - -[Illustration: “I ’ear as you don’t walk hout with ’Arry Smith any -more.” “No, ’e wanted me to meet ’im incandescently, and I wouldn’t do -such a thing, so I chucked ’im.”] - -COSTERS AND COCKNEYS - -[Illustration: ’_Arriet_.--“Ow! I s’y, look at ’is bloomin’ ’At.”] - -COSTERS AND COCKNEYS - -[Illustration: “Wot’s th’ row up the Court, Bill?” - -“Bob Smith was kissing my missus, and ’is old woman caught ’im.] - -COSTERS AND COCKNEYS - -[Illustration: ONE EASTER MONDAY. - -’_Arriet_ (_watching the funeral of ’Liza_).--“Nice sort of a Bank -’Oliday for ’er, poor dear.”] - -COSTERS AND COCKNEYS - -[Illustration: “What price this for Margit.”] - -COSTERS AND COCKNEYS - -[Illustration: _Fat Party_ (_after a war of words_).--“If you come -down our court to-morrer and bring a bit o’ fat with yer, I’ll bloomin’ -well eat yer.”] - -COSTERS AND COCKNEYS - -[Illustration: “Ow I s’y, look at ’er frills. Got ’erself hup like a -bloomin’ ’am bone!”] - -BROTHER BRUSHES - -[Illustration: “Do you want a Muddle. Sir.”] - -BROTHER BRUSHES - -[Illustration: _First R.A._ (_who hates to be interrupted in his hobby -but is doing his best to be polite_).--“Done any work to-day?” - -_Second R.A._--“No, confound it. That stupid ass Brown came to the -studio and talked all the afternoon,--couldn’t do a stroke of work. -What do you do when some idiot comes and interrupts your work?” - -_First R.A._--“Oh, I go on weeding.”] - -IN THE BARS AND STREETS - -[Illustration: “Come and ’ave a Cup of Tea, Mrs. Malony, it’s the -hanniversary of my Weddin’ Day. I’m sorry my old man won’t be there, -’cos e’s just got a Month for knocking me about.”] - -IN THE BARS AND STREETS - -[Illustration: FRATERNITY. “(Hic) Can’t help you, ole f’la, but I’ll -sit down with you (hic).”] - -IN THE BARS AND STREETS - -[Illustration: “Mos’ ’tronary thing! a’most shertain th’ was shome -Coffee in it.”] - -IN THE BARS AND STREETS - -[Illustration] - -IN THE BARS AND STREETS - -[Illustration] - -IN THE BARS AND STREETS - -[Illustration: IT MUST HAVE BEEN AWFUL. - -_Mrs. Baggs_ (_after receiving tornado of abuse from over the road_).-- - -“Well, I never ’eard sich Langwidge in all my life. I never was called -sich Names before. Even my own ’usband doesn’t call me s’ch Names.”] - -IN THE BARS AND STREETS - -[Illustration: “By the way, when does your American Tour come off?” - -“Oh, not for about a Year.” - -“Well, let’s go in here and have a Drink before you go.”] - -IN THE BARS AND STREETS - -[Illustration: _Urchin_ (_to companion over the way_).--“Ow would -_that_ suit yer, Bill?”] - -IN THE BARS AND STREETS - -[Illustration: “Did you go to Smith’s burying?” - -“Yes, I _did_, an’ a measly affair it was. _Tea_ and Bread and Butter! - -I’ve buried two ’usbands, but, thank goodness, I buried ’em both with -Seedy Cake an’ ’Am Sandwiches.”] - -IN THE BARS AND STREETS - -[Illustration: “I want you to take me to St. John’s Wood, Cabbie.” - -“All right, sir, but would you mind getting in on the other side so as -the old horse don’t see yer.”] - -IN THE BARS AND STREETS - -[Illustration: “I don’t so much mind your sneaking my Pewters, but -when it comes to bringing ’em back in the shape of ’arf crowns it’s a -bit too much.”] - -IN THE BARS AND STREETS - -[Illustration: _Bill Snooks_ (_reading from a fashion paper_).--“‘To -be really well dressed a man’s clothes should have the appearance of -having been worn once or twice.’ What _O_!”] - -IN THE BARS AND STREETS - -[Illustration] - -IN THE BARS AND STREETS - -[Illustration: “What’s ’e done, Guv’nor?] - -IN THE BARS AND STREETS - -[Illustration: (Hic!) Jacet.] - -STUDIES AND SKETCHES - -[Illustration: _The Mayor of Middle Wallop_ (_who is interested in the -decoration of new theatre_).--“Oo’s that gentleman you’re painting?” - -_Artist_.--“That is William Shakespeare.” - -_The M. of M. W_.--“’As ’e ever done anything for Middle Wallop?” - -_Artist_.--“No, Sir, not that I’m aware of.” - -_The M. of M. W._--“Then paint ’im out and paint ME in.”] - -STUDIES AND SKETCHES - -[Illustration: _Bailiff_ (_who has been well treated and settled -with_).--“Well, good-bye, sir. See you again ‘soon,’ sir, I ’ope!”] - -STUDIES AND SKETCHES - -[Illustration: “Nuts for the Monkeys, Sir?”] - -STUDIES AND SKETCHES - -[Illustration: _American Million Heiress_.--“And have you _really_ got -a coronet?” - -_Lord Hardup_.--“Well--ah--yes--at least--I mean--I’ve got the ticket.”] - -STUDIES AND SKETCHES - -[Illustration: _Visitor to Lunatic Asylum_.--“Is that Clock right?” - -_The Dotty One_.--“O course it ain’t, or it wouldn’t be _here_”] - -STUDIES AND SKETCHES - -[Illustration: _Visitor to Lunatic Asylum which is undergoing -structural improvements_ (_to harmless lunatic who is extremely busy -wheeling barrow upside down_).--“You ought to turn that barrow the -other way up!” - -_Harmless Lunatic_ (_knowingly_).--“I did yesterday, _but_ they put -_Bricks_ in it.”] - -STUDIES AND SKETCHES - -[Illustration: DOTTYVILLE. - -_Inmate to new arrival_.--“What, _you_ mad _too_? _So_ glad.”] - -STUDIES AND SKETCHES - -[Illustration: _Condoling Friend_ (_to recently Bereaved -Widower_).--“It must be awfully hard to lose one’s Wife.” - -_The Bereaved_--“Yes,---- it’s almost _impossible_”] - -STUDIES AND SKETCHES - -[Illustration: _Wife_ (_to Lion Tamer who has been out late_),--“You -Coward!”] - -WITHIN AND WITHOUT THE GHETTO - -[Illustration: _Sol Jacobs_ (_to his friend the proprietor of the boat -who has fallen overboard, and has come to the surface for the second -time_).--“I thay, Ikey, if yer don’t come up again may I keep the -Boat?”] - -WITHIN AND WITHOUT THE GHETTO - -[Illustration: “What ’ave you got in dem boddles, Ikey?” - -“Dem ain’t boddles, dem’s fire extinguishers.” - -“Garn, you ain’t afraid of a bit of a fire.” - -“No, but I gets ten per cent, off the Insurance Company for having dem -about.” - -“What’s in ’em.” - -“I don’t know what _was_ in ’em but there’s _kerosene_ in ’em now!”] - -WITHIN AND WITHOUT THE GHETTO - -[Illustration: “I must congratulate you, Mothes, dot vos a grandt fire -of yours last Tuesday.” - -“Vat yer mean?--Not _last_ Tuesday, _next_ Tuesday.”] - -WITHIN AND WITHOUT THE GHETTO - -[Illustration: _Moses_ (_generously_).--“’Ave a Thigar, Ikey?” - -_Ikey_ (_suspiciously_).--“Vat’s the matter vith it?”] - -WITHIN AND WITHOUT THE GHETTO - -[Illustration: “Good Morning, Miss Voss.” - -“My name is not Voss. It never Voss and never vill be.”] - -WITHIN AND WITHOUT THE GHETTO - -[Illustration: _Solomon_ (who has had a terriffic bang on the nose -from his friend).-- - -“Do it again. Do it again. I can thee Diamonts!!!”] - -WITHIN AND WITHOUT THE GHETTO - -[Illustration: “Father, I’ve thwallered a thoverign, and how am I to -make the books balance? You thee, I’m a pound in and a pound out.”] - -AMONG THE THESPIANS - -[Illustration: IN A GARRISON TOWN. - -_First Loafer to Second Ditto_ (_as our friends from the Circus pass -by_).--“Officers!”] - -WITH THE CHILDREN - -[Illustration: THE GAME OF “BUTTONS.” - -_Winner_ (_to the ruined one_).--“Well, dash it all, old man, it you -_will_ go in for this sort of thing you must _expect_ to lose a Button -or two.”] - -WITH THE CHILDREN - -[Illustration: _Uncle John_.--“Well, Bobby, how did you manage to get -out so soon?” - -_Bobby_.--“Leg before, Uncle.”] - -WITH THE CHILDREN - -[Illustration: “YOU NEVER KNOW YOUR LUCK.” - -“Hi! come back, yer Silly! Do yer want to spile yer Luck?”] - -WITH THE CHILDREN - -[Illustration: “My Father ’e once caught a Fish as big--as our Street!” - -“Well, then, it must ’ave bin a _Whale_” - -“Garn, ’e were baitin’ wi’ _Whales_!”] - -WITH THE CHILDREN - -[Illustration: “Why don’t we have Open-Air Cafés? So pleasant to take -one’s refreshment in the open air.”--(_Vide newspapers._)] - -[Illustration: WITH THE CHILDREN - -“Do you want a errand boy?” - -“No.” - -“Yus you do, yours ’as just been runned over.”] - -WITH THE CHILDREN - -[Illustration: “Don’t ’e make a gawd of ’is Stummick? Why, that’s the -_second_ a’porth I’ve seed ’im ’ave this mornin’!”] - -BY THE SEA - -[Illustration: “You Naughty Boy, you’ll fall over!”] - -BY THE SEA - -[Illustration: ----!----!----!] - -BY THE SEA - -[Illustration: “’Taint so long ago, Willium, since you an’ me was the -dandies of Deal!”] - -BY THE SEA - -[Illustration: _Scene--Scarboro’._ _Time--Sunday morning_. _Very -muddy._ _Inhabitant_--“Be thoo a _strong_ mon?” - -_Amateur weight-lifter_ (_rather proud that his fame has spread so -far_).--“Well, yes, my friend. I do a little in that way.” - -_Inhabitant._--“I’ll lay thee a fiver, I’ll put thee on thy back in t’ -muck.”] - -ON THE COUNTRY SIDE - -[Illustration: _Lodging-House Keeper_ (_to Professional -Lady_).--“Which my ’usband, Miss, is one of the Virgins at the -Cathedral!”] - -ON THE COUNTRY SIDE - -[Illustration: “I heard as how you’ve been fighting with Bob Smith?” - -“Yus. He said my Sister was cross-eyed.” - -“But you haven’t got a Sister?” - -“I know that. It was the Principle o’ the thing that upset Me.”] - -ON THE COUNTRY SIDE - -[Illustration: _Stout Party._--“And can’t I get to X ---- without -walking?” - -_Porter._--“Well, there’s the Coal Train, Mum.” - -_Stout Party._--“How Much will it cost Me?” - -_Porter._--“Seven Shillings a Ton!”] - -ON THE COUNTRY SIDE - -[Illustration: “Have you got change for a Threepenny-piece, Adolphus? -I want to give the Porter a gratuity.”] - -SPORTING SKETCHES - -[Illustration: “Hullo, old chap, you look as if you’d had Sport! In at -the Kill?” - -“Well, _no_. I was in at the Ditch and in at the River. 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