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"Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, January 3, 1891"

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Doctor's confidential servant wouldn't chatter so much!
_Mr. Whipster_. You were so confoundedly solemn over it, I had to put
some fun in _somewhere_!
_Mr. P._ Well, you might have put it where someone could see it.
Nobody laughed.
_Professor Pollen_. I don't know, Mr. PUSHINGTON, why, when I was
describing my symptoms--which I can vouch for as scientifically
correct--you persisted in kicking my legs under the table--it was
unprofessional, Sir, and extremely painful!
_Mr. Pushington_. I was only trying to hint to you that as there were
a dozen other people to follow, it was time you cut the interview
short, Professor--that one syllable alone has taken nearly an hour.
_Miss Buckram_. If I had known the kind of questions you were going to
ask me, Mr. PUSHINGTON, I should certainly not have exposed myself to
them. I say no more, but I must positively decline to appear with you
again.
_Mr. Pushington_. Oh, but really, you know, in Charades one gets
carried away at times. I assure you, I hadn't the remotest (&c.


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