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Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, July 18, 1891


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PUNCH,
OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
VOL. 101.

July 18, 1891.


LETTERS TO ABSTRACTIONS.
NO. II.--TO SOCIAL AMBITION.

DEAR SIR, OR MADAM,
I had not intended to annoy you with another letter. But since I
addressed you last week I have received one or two communications--not
from you, _bien entendu_, for you are too wary to dispute the accuracy
of what I have written; but from concrete human beings, who pretend to
speak on your behalf, and deny that I have "proved my case." I might
answer by saying that I never set out to prove a case--that I wished
merely to enjoy a friendly chat with you, and to appeal to your
clemency on behalf of the large class whom I ventured to represent by
the DABCHICKS. "But," says one of my detractors, in a letter now lying
before me, "you have only given one instance. You have talked grandly
about Queens, and Dukes, and actresses, and, in the end, you have
put us off with a wretched story about the _parvenu_ DABCHICK.
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