And now a shriek of laughter came from the windows as the villagers, slowly opening the papers they held, came upon the caricature of Peggy McNutt.

The devotion of the Moor to his lady is scarcely caricatured in the mocking language of Cervantes, and is not exceeded by anything to be found in the history of French chivalry.

Caricatures by Herb Roth.

Hunt's book, which begins with a caricature on the frontispiece, and is inspired in the main by uncharitableness, yet contains here and there gleams of a deeper insight than we find in all the volumes of Moorean insight, which, in spite of his irritated egotism, is the mark of a man with the instincts of a poet, with some cosmopolitan sympathies, and a courage on occasion to avow them at any risk.

His appearance was greeted with a general laugh, for the spectators relished the humor of the caricature with infinite goût.

"Our Enemies among Themselves," Caricatures from 1792-1900 collected by Dr. Paul Weiglin.

"It was not at all an offensive caricature, you knowreally it was not a caricature at allit was youjust the way you stand and look at people when you areslightlyannoyed" "Oh, he is so clever," chimed in Flavilla, "and is so perfectly well-bred and so delightful to usto Drusilla particularly.

Joshua was at that time our junior subaltern, and we called him Joshua after Sir JOSHUA REYNOLDS, on account of his artistic attainments, though portraits by the hand of our Joshua tended rather more in the direction of caricature than those I have seen by his illustrious namesake.

There is too much facile misrepresentation, too ready a disposition on either side to accept caricatures as portraits and charges as facts.

" The monks of Melrose were caricatured for their sensuality at the Reformation.

That it is a real interest, a substantial interest, I do not deny; but I protest against the attempt to attach to it the exclusive character which I never knew carried into the region of caricature to such a degree as it has been by my hon.