Life — April 3, 1902 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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Commiseration. TI see a little boy Dressed up like a young Lord Fauntleroy, With ruflles,and ribbons,and rings,and curls, And things that are only fit for girls, I'm as sorry for him as I can And I pity him, too, for I kn Is either the namby-pamby kind, Or his mother is a—well, never mind. Edward Salisbury Fietd. hat he -LIFE- AN APRIL AQUATIC, want to introduce you to some Americans I just met.” “I “No, I don't want to meet them. They're intensely vulgar, I know.” “But they’re not so bad—from the West.” “O, that’s different. I was afraid they were from New York.” “ROSE AND MABEL HAVE NEVER SPOKEN SINCE THEY TOOK PART IN THE PRIVATE THEATRICALS.” “ PROFESSIONAL sRALOUSY?™* “Wonse THAN TUAT—AMATEUR JEaLousy.” IP WAS ONLY A DROP OP INK PROM THE PEN OF THE ARTIST. comicbooks.com