Life, 1891-05-07 · page 13 of 14
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- LIFE: PLEASURES OF WALKING IN THE COUNTRY IN SPRING. E: Why that distressed look, Rosalie? Tell me, quick, are you ill ? SHE: A b-bug has gone down my back and—and—we can't get home for half an hour. G” Antony—go yonder where your hosts await you,” said Cleopatra. fo, thanks,” returned the Roman, “I'd rather stay with my hostess. ANTONY’S POLITE REPLY. “cc WAR DECLARED. DITOR OF BOSTON TRANSCRIPT: Bobbie, send ange editor here. 1TOR: Did you want me, sir? Yes. Did the New York 7rébune on Sunday say that Ibsen's “ Hedda Gabler" is a vulgar book ? 3 DITOR: Yes, sir. “ BECAUSE HE OBJECTED TO IT, I surpost the 7rbune off our list and tell Shelley “YES; FOR WHENEVER SHE WENT TO TADLE-RAPPING FARRAR HASILIMENTS |v De EVERY DesoniPTIAn. BLUE STOCKINGS STREET SCENE IN BOSTON ABOUT THE FIRST OF MAY. comicbooks.com