The Wasp — 1879 — page 61: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains the continuation of a serialized story titled "My Cousin Estelle" (Chapter IV, Continued). It appears to be primarily **prose fiction rather than a political cartoon** — a substantial block of dialogue-heavy narrative text occupying the full page. The story involves characters named Stephen, Daisy, Estelle, and others discussing personal matters: a romantic visit, travel plans to Venice and Naples, and social obligations around a country house visit. **No political satire or social commentary is evident** from the visible text. This represents The Wasp's literary fiction content rather than its satirical cartoon sections. Without seeing accompanying illustrations on this particular page, the narrative's satirical intent—if any—remains unclear from the text alone.