The Wasp — 1889 — page 336: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains five separate humorous pieces rather than a single cartoon: 1. **"Pigs in Clover"** — A poem about a popular children's game featuring movable pigs in a maze, likely contemporary advertising disguised as entertainment. 2. **"Where He Was Going"** — An anecdote about a canal boat operator and a man named Harrison, playing on confusion about directions. 3. **"A Few Puns"** — A collection of wordplay jokes, including references to historical figures like Lord Norbury and Sir Francis Drake. 4. **"The Difference"** — A dialogue between a clergyman and a working man about class distinctions and preaching, satirizing social hierarchy. 5. **"His Cure for Sleeplessness"** and other brief humorous notes — Various short jokes about everyday life and human behavior. The page is primarily literary humor rather than visual satire.