John Leech's Pictures of Life and Character, Volume 3 (of 3): From the Collection of "Mr. Punch"Leech, John
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John Leech's Pictures of Life and Character, Volume 3 (of 3): From the Collection of "Mr. Punch"
Leech, John
English wit and humor, Pictorial
Portrait of a certain Student who is Reading so hard...1861...026...026
Poser, A...............................................1861...003...003
Posing a Customer .....................................1861...084...084
Positive Fact, of Course ..............................1862...013...013
Practising for a Match........ ........................1862...174...174
Practising on a Patient................................1858...124...124
Preliminary Canter, A..................................1862...168...168
Prepared for Garottcrs.................................1863...192...192
Prevention is Better than Cure ........................1863...198...198
Pretty Exhibition near Bromplon, A.....................1862...189...189
Private Theatricals-The Mouslaches.....................1860...066...066
Probability, A—"Hold your Zebra, Sir?" ...............1858...070...070
Problem for Young Ladies, A............................1862...032...032
Professional ..........................................1859...005...005
Profligate Pastrycook's, The ..........................1855...113...113
Progress of Civilization...............................1854...178...178
Proper Precaution, A ..................................1862...031...031
Prudence...............................................1862...121...121
Prudential Assurance ..................................1859...075...075
Putting his Foot in it ................................1864...225...225
Putting it Blandly.....................................1863...109...109
Putting Principle into Practice .......................1861...058...058
Quiet Rebuke, A .......................................1864...137...137
Quip Modest, The.......................................1862...122...122
Quite Exhausted .......................................1856...140...140
Race for a Fare, A ....................................1859...107...107
Raillery ..............................................1864...207...207
Railway Grievance .....................................1864...233...233
Railway Morals.........................................1864...141...141
Rather a Kitcheny way of Putting it ...................1863...143...143
Rather a Knowing Thing in Nets ........................1860...046...046
Rather Keen ...........................................1859...195...195
Rather 'Ossy............... ...........................1863...223...223
Rather Vulgar, but Perfectly True......................1862...051...051
Ready when Wanted, or Militia Volunteers...............1854...228...228
...229...229
Real Enjoyment ........................................1861...076...076
Reai Independence .....................................1863...201...201
Real Tragedy ..........................................1864...134...134
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