Caricatures and cartoons -- Great Britain; May, Phil, 1864-1903
[Illustration: A HOWLING SWELL]
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[Illustration: ON THE BRAIN
THE RT. HON. A. J. BALFOUR, M.P.]
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[Illustration: AN IDLE FELLOW
VISITOR: "I hear you've had the celebrated Mr. Abbey, the artist,
staying with you down here."
PROPRIETOR OF OLD-FASHIONED INN: "Yes, sir, an' he be the _laziest_ man
I ever came across. He do nothing but dror and paint all day!"]
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[Illustration: ON THE BRAIN
THE £1,000 PER NIGHT-INGALE]
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[Illustration: GRANDPAPA (_to Tommy, who has just come home from
school_): "And did you get a good place in your class at the last
examination?"
TOMMY: "Yes; next to the stove."]
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[Illustration: POODLES]
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[Illustration: A PLEASANT PROSPECT
"Grandma, shall I have a face like you when I get old?"
"Yes, my dear, if you're good."]
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[Illustration: ON THE BRAIN
THE RT. HON. W. E. GLADSTONE]
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[Illustration: ON THE SANDS
"Lor', 'Arry, ain't it 'ot?"
"Well, sit down, an' I'll blow yer."]
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[Illustration: ON THE BRAIN
MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.]
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[Illustration: REALISM
COMEDIAN: "The critic of the _Back Alley Chronicle_ described me as
giving a very 'saponaceous' rendering to my part. What does
'saponaceous' mean, dear boy?"
TRAGEDIAN (_with learned dignity_): "Cudgel not thy brains with words
higher than thy bloomin' salary."]
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[Illustration: ON THE BRAIN
MONSIEUR EMILE ZOLA]
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[Illustration: AT THE RIDING SCHOOL
NERVOUS PUPIL: "When do you think I shall go on the road?"
RIDING MASTER: "Very soon, if you don't sit better than that."]
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[Illustration: ON THE BRAIN
LORD TENNYSON]
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[Illustration: NO CHANCE
"Always take care of your money, my son."
"I can't, you never give me any."]
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[Illustration: SHE: "But I really thought you were much taller than you
are, Mr. Smith."
HE: "Oh, no! Not a bit, I assure you!"]
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[Illustration: A PROMINENT FEATURE
"Hillo, Bill! What's the matter with your nose?"
"I don't know. Think my conscience must have pricked it."]
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[Illustration: ON THE BRAIN
SIR BLUNDELL MAPLE, M.P.]
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[Illustration: FORCE OF HABIT
PRISON PHOTOGRAPHER (_who has just obtained the post, to sitter, who is
about to undergo twenty years' penal servitude_): "Now sir, look
pleasant!"]
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[Illustration: ON THE BRAIN
MR. ALBERT CHEVALIER]
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