A Question of Age. From English Society. Sketched by George du Maurier. Click on image to enlarge it.
Teddy: — “how old are you, aunt Millie?”
Aunt Milly: — (who owns to 35). — “Oh, Teddy, almost a hundred!”
Teddy: — “Auntie, I can't believe you. I’d believe you if you’d said fifty!”
- Gentle Terrorism
- Hampered with a Conscience
- Rival Small and Earlies
- Mother’s Darlings.
- An Introduction
- Reasoning from Induction
- Gentle Terrorism
- An Unpleasant Social Duty
- At the Zoo
- Nature versus Art
- A New Reading of a Famous Picture
- I must have this tooth out!
- Nemesis
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Bibliography
English Society. Sketched by George du Maurier. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1897.
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Last modified 24 April 2020