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Title: Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 102, April 30, 1892

Author: Various

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PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI

VOL. 102

APRIL 30, 1892







MR. PUNCH'S HEBRIDEAN SALMON-FLY BOOK.

STRANGE ADVENTURES OF A PEN-HOLDER.

(By Wullie White, Author of "They Taught Her to Death"
"A Pauper in Tulle," "My Cloudy Glare," "Green Pasterns in
Picalilli," "Ran Fast to Royston," &c., &c., &c.)

["I now send you," writes this popular and delightful Author, "the
latest of the Novels in which I mingle delicate sentiment with
Hebridean or Highland scenery, and bring the wisdom of a Londoner to
bear directly upon the unsophisticated innocence of a kilt-wearing
population. I am now republishing my books in a series. I'll take
short odds about my salmon-flies as compared with anyone else's, and
am prepared to back my sunsets and cloud-effects against the world. No
takers. I thought not. Here goes!"]

CHAPTER I.

[Illustration]

I held it in my right h

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