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Title: Clara In Blunderland
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Caroline Lewis, pseud.
Subjects: Satire Great Britain -- Politics and government -- Caricatures and cartoons Great Britain -- Politics and government -- Satire Political science Carroll, Lewis, 1832-1898, Parodies, imitations, etc
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r, and bigger, and bigger,and stronger, until she said to herself, I dontcare if she does go. Half the creatures hereare make-believe, and the rest pasteboard.Why I believe theyre only a pack of rubbishafter all. Pack, cried the Red Queen, well, whatdo you expect at a political meeting ? We haveto pack them all at the present day. Then everything became confused and allsense of proportion was lost. The furniturebegan to move about, and the building rockedto its foundations. People who were seatedfound themselves suddenly out in the cold, andpeople who were standing were unexpectedlyhustled into most uncomfortable seats. Every-thing trembled in the balance. Above the con-fusion rose cries of Bribery, Corruption, Lies, and all sorts of creatures crowded uponpoor Clara until she cried out for her AuntSarum to take her home. But the more she cried the more they allhustled her, until at last all the creatures rosein the air and came flying in her face. Digitized by Google ON THE CARDS. t49
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Digitized by Google ISO ON THE CARDS. Why, I do belie ve, said Clara, that yourenothing but a lot of pictures. Theres nothingin you after all. But Clara was mistaken, for when they fellface downwards Clara saw that on their backswere the most dreadful legends ; such as— City of London—Two Anti-Vaccin-ationists, Seven Vegetarians, and an Anti-Gambler ; Kent—Seven Teetotalers, and a Deceased Wifes Sister ; Birmingham—Four Socialists, TwoPeculiar People, and a Field Cornet, and things like that. She closed her eyes soas not to read the writing upon them, but theyonly came thicker and thicker, and faster andfaster until *it* *it* 41s %p 4fc *X* ^fc ij^i ^ Clara thought she had better wake up. *!f* if* JJ* if* # # # # # # # And it was time. Digitized by Google Printed byBallantynk, Hanson &* Co.London &» Edinburgh Digitized by Google Digitized by Google Digitized by Google Digitized by Google The borrower must return this item on or beforethe last date stamped below. If an

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