The Wasp — 1914 — page 206: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page from *The Wasp* contains no visible cartoon or satirical illustration—it appears to be text only, presenting a narrative passage about maritime activity. The text describes a boat arrival at a ship called the *Polly*, where Captain Trimmer and crew discover treasure from a captured Spanish brig: bar silver, rare wines, ecclesiastical items, gold coins (valued at two thousand guineas), silks, jewels, and silver coins hidden beneath a commander's berth. The passage suggests this is part of a longer fictional or satirical story involving piracy or privateering. Without additional context or visible illustrations, the specific satirical target—whether critiquing actual historical figures, naval practices, or contemporary politics—cannot be determined from this page alone.