"Of course I have." "And washed my linen, and druv nails into my boots, and baked the bread, and pickled the walnuts, and all the rest of it?" "Yes, BOB, I have done them all--every one of them." This put BOB into a better temper, and he took out an evening paper, and began to read it. "I say," said he; "what do you think! They have got white slaves in Turkey!" "You don't say so, BOB!" replied Mrs. BOB, lost in amazement. Then she said as she paused tidying up the room, "Ah! they wouldn't allow anything of _that_ sort in England!--would they, BOB?" And BOB, smoking his pipe, and sprawling before the fire, agreed with her! * * * * * The Riviera in Bond Street. Why take a long journey and spend a lot of money, when the Riviera is within a shilling cab-fare? Why not apply at 148, New Bond Street, and obtain one of the Fine Art Society's "excursion _coupons_," and get yourself personally conducted by Mr. JOHN FULLEYLOVE to Nice, Monte Carlo, Genoa, and all sorts of delightful places? Take _Mr. Punch's_ advice, and go there at once! And, when you have exhausted the Riviera, you have another treat in a series of well-nigh seventy drawings of Cambridge. These are skilfully limned, with scrupulous architectural accuracy and charming pictorial effect, and will give great delight to Cantabrians, old and young. They are worthy to take their place beside the excellent series of pictures of Oxford which Mr. FULLEYLOVE exhibited some time ago. * * * * * [Illustration: THE FOREIGN FOX. (_With apologies to AEsop._)] * * * * * [Illustration] OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.