Punch,  45 (1863), 39.

The Wonders of the Sea-Shore

Anon

Genre:

Notes, Drollery

Subjects:

Physical Geography, Discovery, Comparative Philology, Zoological Gardens


    The seaside thoughts of '"Glaucus" who is staying at a quiet watering-place, five miles from anywhere, and three from a Railway Station'. These idle ruminations include whether 'there ever was such as creature as a mermaid', 'what Speke and Grant had for dinner to-day', and 'if the Zoological Gardens are open at sunrise'.



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