Comicalities, original and selected — From the February 1854 issue
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Comicalities, original and selected — From the February 1854 issue
AFFECTIONATE SISTER.—What is the matter, Theodore? You look quite broken-hearted.
DISCONSOLATE BROTHER.—I’ve advertised and advertised for her, but all in vain!
AFFECTIONATE SISTER.—Can’t find whom?
DISCONSOLATE BROTHER.—The Woman who starched that collar!
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