Twenty-five volumes, crown 8vo, 192 pages fully illustrated.
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| LIFE IN LONDON | RAILWAY BOOK |
| COUNTRY LIFE | AT THE SEASIDE |
| IN THE HIGHLANDS | MR. PUNCH AFLOAT |
| SCOTTISH HUMOUR | IN THE HUNTING FIELD |
| IRISH HUMOUR | MR. PUNCH ON TOUR |
| COCKNEY HUMOUR | WITH ROD AND GUN |
| IN SOCIETY | MR. PUNCH AWHEEL |
| AFTER DINNER STORIES | BOOK OF SPORTS |
| IN BOHEMIA | GOLF STORIES |
| AT THE PLAY | IN WIG AND GOWN |
| MR. PUNCH AT HOME | ON THE WARPATH |
| ON THE CONTINONG | BOOK OF LOVE |
| WITH THE CHILDREN |
EDITOR'S NOTE.
Among the characteristics which are essentially British, is the tendency to receive almost any innovation, be it a new style of dress or a new method of locomotion, with some degree of distrust which shows itself in satirical criticism; to be followed soon after by the acceptance of the accomplished fact and complete approval. In this trait of our national character, as in all others, Mr. Punch proves himself a true born Britisher. When the bicycle was first coming into popularity, he seemed rather to resent the innovation, and was more ready to see the less attractive side of cycling than its pleasures and its practical advantages. So, too, with the automobile. Only recently has Mr. Punch shown some tendency to become himself an enthusiast of the whirling wheel.