Studies in Repartee . George du Maurier Punch (8 January 1881): 3.
She.— “How silent you are! What are you thinking?”
He.— “Nothing!”
She.— “Egotist!”
George du Maurier's Subjects: Unlucky Speeches, Ill-Considered Utterances, and Things One Could Wish to Have Expressed Otherwise
- "Those Infelicitious Speeches"
- "Taking One Too Much at One's Word"
- "Neighbourly Compliments"
- "Unlucky Speeches"
- "An Unappreciated Compliment"
- "Things One Could Wish to Have Expressed Otherwise"
- "Things One Would Have Expressed Differently"
- "Things One Would Have Expressed Differently" (2)
- "Things One Would Have Expressed Differently" (4)
- "Ill-Considered Utterances"
- "An Equivocal Compliment"
- "Too Kind by Half"
- "An Infelicitious Speech"
- "Speeches One Has to Live Down"
- "Too Considerate"
- "Consolation"
- "Infelicitious Queries"
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Bibliography
Punch. Hathi Trust Digital Library online version of a copy in the Harvard University Library. Web. 4 May 2020.
Created 1 July 2001
Last modified 5 May 2020