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talk was of railroad lines。  His desk at Mr。 Bluebag's was filled

full of prospectisises�察�and that legal gent wrote to Fred's uncle��

to say he feared he was neglectin his bisniss。



;Alass� �he WAS neglectin it�察�and all his sober and industerous

habits。  He begann to give dinners�察�and thought nothin of partys to

Greenwich or Richmond。  He didn't see his Hemily near so often��

although the hawdacious and misguided young man might have done so

much more heasily now than before�此�for now he kep a Broom��



;But there's a tumminus to hevery Railway。  Fred's was approachin��

in an evil hour he began making TIME´BARGINGS。  Let this be a

warning to all young fellers�察�and Fred's huntimely hend hoperate on

them in a moral pint of vu��



;You all know under what favrabble suckemstanses the Great Hafrican

Line�察�the Grand Niger Junction�察�or Gold Coast and Timbuctoo

��Provishnal�� Hatmospheric Railway came out four weeks ago�此�deposit

ninepence per share of 20L。 ��six elephant's teeth�察�twelve tons of

palm´oil�察�or four healthy niggers�察�African currency��the shares of

this helegeble investment rose to 1�察�2�察�3�察�in the Markit。  A happy

man was Fred when�察�after paying down 100 ninepences ��3L。 15s。���察�he

sold his shares for 250L。  He gave a dinner at the 'Star and

Garter' that very day。  I promise you there was no Marsally THERE。



;Nex day they were up at 3 1/4。  This put Fred in a rage�此�they rose

to 5�察�he was in a fewry。  'What an ass I was to sell��' said he��

'when all this money was to be won��'



;'And so you WERE an Ass��' said his partiklar friend�察�Colonel Claw��

K。X。R。�察�a director of the line�察�'a double´eared Ass。  My dear

fellow�察�the shares will be at 15 next week。  Will you give me your

solemn word of honor not to breathe to mortal man what I am going

to tell you��'



;'Honor bright��' says Fred。



;'HUDSON HAS JOINED THE LINE。'  Fred didn't say a word more�察�but

went tumbling down to the City in his Broom。  You know the state of

the streets。  Claw WENT BY WATER。



;'Buy me one thousand Hafricans for the 30th��' cries Fred�察�busting

into his broker's�察�and they were done for him at 4 7/8。



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;Can't you guess the rest�拭 �Haven't you seen the Share List�拭�which

says��



     ;'Great Africans�察�paid 9d。�察�price 1/4 par。'



;And that's what came of my pore dear friend Timmins's time´barging。



;What'll become of him I can't say�察�for nobody has seen him since。

His lodgins in Jerming Street is to let。  His brokers in vain

deplores his absence。  His Uncle has declared his marriage with his

housekeeper�察�and the Morning Erald ��that emusing print�� has a

paragraf yesterday in the fashnabble news�察�headed 'Marriage in High

Life。The rich and beautiful Miss Mulligatawney�察�of Portland

Place�察�is to be speedily united to Colonel Claw�察�K。X。R。'



;JEAMES。;







JEAMES ON THE GAUGE QUESTION。





;You will scarcely praps reckonize in this little skitch* the

haltered linimints of 1�察�with woos face the reders of your valluble

mislny were once fimiliar��the unfortnt Jeames de la Pluche�察�fomly

so selabrated in the fashnabble suckles�察�now the pore Jeames Plush��

landlord of the 'Wheel of Fortune' public house。  Yes�察�that is me��

that is my haypun which I wear as becomes a publicanthose is the

checkers which hornyment the pillows of my dor。  I am like the

Romin Genral�察�St。 Cenatus�察�equal to any emudgency of Fortun。  I��

who have drunk Shampang in my time�察�aint now abov droring a pint of

Small Bier。  As for my wifethat AngelI've not ventured to

depigt HER。  Fansy her a sittn in the Bar�察�smiling like a sunflower

and�察�ho�察�dear Punch� �happy in nussing a deer little darlint

totsywotsy of a Jeames�察�with my air to a curl�察�and my i's to a T��





* This refers to an illustrated edition of the work。





;I never thought I should have been injuiced to write anything but

a Bill agin�察�much less to edress you on Railway Subjixwhich with

all my sole I ABAW。  Railway letters�察�obbligations to pay hup��

ginteal inquirys as to my Salissator's name�察�&c。 &c。�察�I dispize and

scorn artily。  But as a man�察�an usbnd�察�a father�察�and a freebon

Brittn�察�my jewty compels me to come forwoods�察�and igspress my

opinion upon that NASHNAL NEWSANCEthe break of Gage。



;An interesting ewent in a noble family with which I once very

nearly had the honor of being kinected�察�acurd a few weex sins�察�when

the Lady Angelina S�察�daughter of the Earl of Bcres��

presented the gallant Capting�察�her usband�察�with a Son & hair。

Nothink would satasfy her Ladyship but that her old and attacht

famdyshamber�察�my wife Mary Hann Plush�察�should be presnt upon this

hospicious occasion。  Captain S was not jellus of me on account

of my former attachment to his Lady。  I cunsented that my Mary Hann

should attend her�察�and me�察�my wife�察�and our dear babby acawdingly

set out for our noable frend's residence�察�Honeymoon Lodge�察�near

Cheltenham。



;Sick of all Railroads myself�察�I wisht to poast it in a Chay and 4��

but Mary Hann�察�with the hobstenacy of her Sex�察�was bent upon

Railroad travelling�察�and I yealded�察�like all husbinds。  We set out

by the Great Westn�察�in an eavle Hour。



;We didnt take much luggitchmy wife's things in the ushal

bandboxesmine in a potmancho。  Our dear little James Angelo's

��called so in complament to his noble Godmamma�� craddle�察�and a

small supply of a few 100 weight of Topsanbawtems�察�Farinashious

food�察�and Lady's fingers�察�for that dear child�察�who is now 6 months

old�察�with a PERDIDGUS APPATITE。  Likewise we were charged with

a bran new Medsan chest for my lady�察�from Skivary & Morris��

containing enough Rewbub�察�Daffy's Alixir�察�Godfrey's cawdle�察�with

a few score of parsles for Lady Hangelina's family and owsehold��

about 2000 spessymins of Babby linning from Mrs。 Flummary's in

Regent Street�察�a Chayny Cresning bowl from old Lady Bareacres ��big

enough to immus a Halderman���察�& a case marked 'Glass��' from her

ladyship's meddicle man�察�which were stowed away together�察�had to

this an ormylew Cradle�察�with rose´colored Satting & Pink lace

hangings�察�held up by a gold tuttle´dove�察�&c。  We had�察�ingluding

James Hangelo's rattle & my umbrellow�察�73 packidges in all。



;We got on very well as far as Swindon�察�where�察�in the Splendid

Refreshment room�察�there was a galaxy of lovely gals in cottn velvet

spencers�察�who serves out the soop�察�and 1 of whom maid an impresshn

upon this Art which I shoodn't like Mary Hann to knowand here�察�to

our infanit disgust�察�we changed carridges。  I forgot to say that we

were in the seeknd class�察�having with us James Hangelo�察�and 23

other light harticles。



;Fust inconveniance�此�and almost as bad as break of gage。  I cast my

hi upon the gal in cottn velvet�察�and wanted some soop�察�of coarse��

but seasing up James Hangelo ��who was layin his dear little pors on

an Am Sangwidg�� and seeing my igspresshn of hi'James��' says Mary

Hann�察�'instead of looking at that young ladyand not so VERY young

neitherbe pleased to look to our packidges�察�& place them in the

other carridge。'  I did so with an evy Art。  I eranged them 23

articles in the opsit carridg�察�only missing my umberella & baby's

rattle�察�and jest as I came back for my baysn of soop�察�the beast of

a bell rings�察�the whizzling injians proclayms the time of our

departure��& farewell soop and cottn velvet。  Mary Hann was sulky。

She said it was my losing the umberella。  If it had been a COTTON

VELVET UMBERELLA I could have understood。  James Hangelo sittn on

my knee was evidently unwell�察�without his coral�此�& for 20 miles

that blessid babby kep up a rawring�察�which caused all the

passingers to simpithize with him igseedingly。



;We arrive at Gloster�察�and there fansy my disgust at bein ableeged

to undergo another change of carridges�  �Fansy me holding up

moughs�察�tippits�察�cloaks�察�and baskits�察�and James Hangelo rawring

still like mad�察�and pretending to shuperintend the carrying over of

our luggage from the broad gage to the narrow gage。  'Mary Hann��'

says I�察�rot to desperation�察�'I shall throttle this darling if he

goes on。'  'Do��' says she'and GO INTO THE REFRESHMENT room��' says

shea snatchin the babby out of my arms。  Do go��' says she�察�youre

not fit to look after luggage��' and she began lulling James Hangelo

to sleep with one hi�察�while she looked after the packets with the

other。  Now�察�Sir� �if you please�察�mind that packet��pretty darling

easy with that box�察�Sir�察�its glasspooooty poppetwhere's the

deal case�察�marked arrowroot�察�No。 24��' she cried�察�reading out of a

list she had。And poor little James went to sleep。  The porters

were bundling and carting the various harticles with no more

ceremony than if each package had been of cannonball。



;At lastbang goes a package marked 'Glass��' and containing the

Chayny bowl and Lady Bareacres' mixture�察�into a large white

bandbox�察�with a crash and a smash。  'It's My Lady's box from

Crinoline's��' cries Mary Hann�察�and she puts down the child on the

bench�察�and rushes forward to inspect the dammidge。  You could hear

the Chayny bowls clinking inside�察�and Lady B。's mixture ��which had

the igsack smell of cherry brandy�� was dribbling out over the

smashed bandbox containing a white child's cloak�察�trimmed with

Blown lace and lined with white satting。



;As James was asleep�察�and I was by this time uncommon hungry�察�I

thought I WOULD go into the Refreshment Room and just take a little

soup�察�so I wrapped him up in his cloak and laid him by his mamma��

and went off。  There's not near such good attendance as at Swindon。



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;We took our places in the carriage in the dark�察�both of us covered

with a pile of packages�察�and Mary Hann so sulky that she would not

speak for some minutes。  At last she spoke out



;'Have you all the small parcels��'



;'Twenty´three in all��' says I。



;'Then give me baby。'



;'Give you what��' says I。



;'Give me baby。'



;'What�察�haven't y´y´yoooo got him��' says I。



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;O Mussy�  �You should have heard her sreak�  �WE'D LEFT HIM ON THE

LEDGE AT GLOSTER。



;It all came of the break of gage。;







MR。 JEAMES AGAIN。





;DEAR MR。 PUNCH��As newmarus inquiries have been maid both at my

privit ressddence�察�'The Wheel of Fortune Otel��' and at your Hoffis��

regarding the fate of that dear babby�察�James Hangelo�察�whose

primmiture dissappearnts caused such hagnies to his distracted

parents�察�I must begg�察�dear sir�察�the permission to ockupy a part of

your valuble collams once more�察�and hease the public mind about my

blessid boy。



;Wictims of that nashnal cuss�察�the Broken Gage�察�me and Mrs。 Plush

was left in the train to Cheltenham�察�soughring from that most

disgreeble of complaints�察�a halmost BROKEN ART。  The skreems of

Mrs。 Jeames might be said almost to out´Y the squeel of the dying��

as we rusht into that fashnable Spaw�察�and m

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