Mr. Punch on Tour: The Humour of Travel at Home and Abroad
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There is nothing insular about Mr. Punch. Judging by his features, familiar though these be and long as they have been typical of English humour, he is not without some trace of foreign origin. Indeed, we fancy that were a very searching enquiry to be made into his ancestry we might find he had a far-off forebear who was, let us say, Italian! Perhaps we have here the explanation of his breadth of mind and wide sympathy which, however deeply rooted in the good soil of old England, are by no means absolutely delimited by our coast line.
It is thus that we find him consistently the best of travelling companions, for there is none he is more ready to castigate with the whip of his satire than the insular Englishman abroad. This is as it should be, and in these days of the entente cordiale especially, when the inducements to Continental travel are steadily increasing, all patriotic Englishmen are anxious that their fellow-countrymen should give as good an account of themselves as possible when visiting the fair lands of our friends across the silver streak.
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MR PUNCH ON TOUR.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones's Walking Tour..
MR. PUNCH ON TOUR
THE HUMOUR OF TRAVEL AT HOME AND ABROAD
THE PUNCH LIBRARY OF HUMOUR
THE HUMOUR OF TRAVEL
MR. PUNCH ON TOUR
HINTS TO TOURISTS
TACTFUL SYMPATHY
TRAVELLERS' TALES
A HAPPY HOLIDAY
IMPRESSIONS FROM ABROAD
THE RULING PASSION
INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS
"DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES"
Foreign Hotels.
The Last Thing Out.
The Personal Equation.
"EASIER SAID THAN DONE"
DESPAIR!
VIATOR'S VADE MECUM
THE WATER CURE
THE HOT WEATHER
Up country Joys In India.
THE TRAVELLERS' PROTECTION LEAGUE
A TIGHT FIT
"WHEN A MAN DOES NOT LOOK HIS BEST"
MR. PUNCH'S COUNTRY RAMBLES
"BY THE CARD"
MUCH PLEASANTER FOR ALFRED
SOMETHING FROM THE PROVINCES
ON THE COLONIAL TOUR
EVOLUTION EXTRAORDINARY
THE IDEAL HOLIDAY
"CAUTION! THIS HILL IS DANGEROUS!"
TO ABSENT FRIENDS
TRIPPERS
ENGLAND AND GERMANY
SNUB FOR A SNOB
MISPLACED SYMPATHY
WHERE IGNORANCE IS BLISS.
BASHAN, NEAR BARMOUTH
Geology.
Music on the Waters.
The Comforter.
A Moot Point.
Bad Habits Grow Apace.
THE TRAVELLERS TRICKED
NOSÉ IN EGITTO; OR, AUTOMOBILITY IN THE LAND OF THE SPHINX.
A question of Proportion.
THE SKELETON TOURIST'S VADE MECUM
A Continental Trip.
On The Grand Tour.
THE FAULT OF THE FOWL
Corrected.
YOUNG AUSTRALIA
A SENSATIONAL DRAMA IN THREE ACTS AND FIVE TABLEAUX.
FOR A CHANGE
"JOINT OCCUPATION"
PHILLIPOPOLIS
NOT SO PRETTY IN ENGLISH
A WHITSUN HOLIDAY.
Dartmoor Way.
Halcyon Prospects.
PERAMBULATORS NOT ADMITTED
TWO LAST WORDS TO SWITZERLAND
LUSUS NATURÆ
OUR BORES, NATIVE AND FOREIGN
A SCENE AT THE "LUCULLUS"
TO A WELSH LADY.
THE WALKING ENGLISHWOMAN ON THE ALPS
CAUTIOUS
The Seven Ages of Luggage
In the Swiss Highlands.
EASTER HOLIDAYS
"THE CHURCH-GOING BELL"
TO MY AIRSHIP
The American Rush.
Cold Comfort.
OVER THE SEA.
AN APPRECIATION
SUMMER RESORTS
A Pleasant Uncertainty.
A SLIGHT "MALONGTONGDEW"
Honeymooning in Paris.
Quid Pro Quo.
'Arry Abroad.
Philological.
A Nice Prospect.
Things one would rather have left Unsaid.
ÆSTHETICS
THE JOYS OF TOURING
Cheering.
MIND AND MATTER-OF-FACT
Modern Accomplishments.
Filial Anxiety.
OVERDOING IT
"Carry your trunk, sir?"
THE TOURIST SEASON. HOTEL BRIGANDAGE
DE GUSTIBUS——
The Antiquary.
A Pastoral Rebuke.
TIPS FOR TRAVELLERS
Introduction made Easy.
A MOUNTAIN RAMBLER
The Festive Season.
Our Compatriots Abroad.
AGGRAVATING FLIPPANCY
NEARING THE ENGLISH COAST
On a Certain Condescension in Foreigners.
Our Countrymen Abroad.
UNANSWERABLE
An Epicure.
A COWES WEEK EXPERIENCE
THE EXCURSION.
CAUSE AND EFFECT
THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW
Detected.
HOLIDAY FARE IN CORNWALL