“Desperate Case” by Charles Keene (1834

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Desperate Case

Charles Keene

Source: Our People, p. 22

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M.A. (endeavouring to instill Euclid into the Mind of Private Pupil going into the Army). “Now, if the three sides of this Triangle are all Equal, what will happen?”

Pupil. (confidently). “Well, Sir, I should say the Fourth would be Equal, too.”

Bibliography

Our People: Sketches by Charles Keene from the Collection of “Mr. Punch”. Boston: James Osgood & Sons, 1881. Hathi Trust Digital Library of a version in the University of California Library. Web. 16 April 2014

Last modified 20 April 2014