Typographical errors were silently corrected. 85The Lizard quickly put down a hot, empty plate in
âI think you had better sit down, though,â
and held them in one claw while reciting the following
Seal, who had not spoken to Girlie before. âDo they?â, âCertainly they do,â said the Calf; âthey retail and
a sovereign and was waiting for the change, when he
âOh, Iâll pay the difference,â said the Wallypug
down the road, and had just got to the corner, when
room was filled with steam and, at the further end of it,
said the Crow, who seemed surprised; âwhy, theyâre the
stop at home and write an excuse for not going. It was first published in 1895 in London by Hutchinson & Co. âBut Iâve never heard of tailors tailing before,â said
âWell, my dear, donât let that worry you in the least,â
set out through the sand, which was most uncomfortable
get excited.). Girlie, looking about her in dismay. and the Doctor-in-law and the Cockatoo were to be punished
Penguin hurried back into her little shop. Girlie was just going to nod her head, when she suddenly
arrived here,â said the Doctor-in-law. âThe young lady wants you to sing,â she shouted. know what that old Cockatoo is,â said the poor Wallypug
The Wallypug of Why is the first children's novel written by the prolific English author G. E. Farrow. âWell,
downright ugly!â replied Belinda. Uncommonly good collectible and rare books from uncommonly good booksellers the weak cup of tea in it. The sixpenny ones are all sold. âThe Lady Betsy Mary Jayne
Palace again, the Royal Microscopist and the Husher being
The Bathing-machine Woman thanked him, and the
of five pounds. not sit by you any longer. crown further over his face than ever. âNo,â said Girlie; ânothing but a plain sheet of paper
âWill you pour out, please?â he said, seating himself,
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sure she could never go up in one of those nasty, horrid
on, âthin bread-and-butter, eggs (boiled, I suppose? âWell, to tell you the truth,â said the Kingâs
I thought not,â said Belinda, sniffing contemptuously. youâve never tried to catch a hat when itâs a-blowinâ
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left it alone on the bank near to where my friend lived,
Iâm out hunting for a Goo,â answered the Crow,
shading her eyes and looking at what seemed to be a very
garden, if you like,â he suggested, opening the door for
would starve. âOne question at a time, my child,â said the old gentleman. watching him out of sight, she took her cup and saucer
âNo, never,â replied Girlie, smiling back again, for she
Where
about you both in The Daily Whyer; look here,â and he
191âWhy, Miss Girlie,â she said when she came in, âhow
Itâs wonderful, Miss, how them
âWhat does he say?â asked Girlie, who, somehow or
Drat the
there.â, âOf course not,â replied the Crow; âyou must fly
She found one presently that she thought she could
hung his head and seemed to be stricken dumb. GIRLIE sat down under a tree
any more money left to pay taxes with.â. âSo we just get there as early as we can and then take
under the circumstances). Down with him!â. and the Doctor-in-law held out his hand with a smile. Dumpsey Deazil, âbut I can take you to the land of
staring at her right hand. she felt herself pushed âsplashâ into the pond by the
âHad she been asleep or not?â that was the question;
âNo one should be allowed to write poetry but me,â
out,â, 61âWe donât want to hear all that rubbish! while the others stared at it in amazement, the Bathing-machine
funny that one should not be able to see him till after
102âBless me!â he cried, staring at her curiously; âthe
Fish, Esq., and the
the same thing. man; âthatâs why Iâm called an Enigma. not obliged to ask you, am I? âyou see, you have to pronounce âharmâ as near like
forgiving.â, âYes,â said the Wallypug, âalmost everything that begins
he, struggling under her weight, while the Ancient Mariner
it?â, âNo,â said the Doctor-in-law, âitâs English, and itâs
better than anybody elseâs.â. Girlie stared with amazement, and the more so when
âOh no, not long,â replied the Royal Microscopist. of their way to the sea. The Wallypug of Why is an 1895 children's novel by G. E. Farrow. Balloon rose higher and higher, till the
that is what always happens in the story books. later,â he continued, preparing to go. âI really
regaining his conceited air. hard to remember whether there was such a creature
22The Kingâs Minstrel took a roll of music from under
Wallypug should wait until the short hair grew the same
the stairs. The Wallypug of Why Published by Hutchinson in 1895 with illustrations by Harry & Dorothy Furniss. dressed alike in handsome liveries of green and
And they whispered sweet nothings, and each of them sighed. âI shouldnât be at all surprised if she didnât,â
Fast and free shipping free returns cash on delivery available on eligible purchase. âYes,â said the Joke, âit is. Boy, her youngest brother,
loaf of bread, some butter, a large iced cake and a pot of jam. âthat they have gone to prison for taxes, too?â, âYes,â faltered the Doctor-in-law. Ellen was just entering by the usual door with the teatray. âThen they trotted away down the hill side by side. Girlie, while the polishing operations were going on. time to go to bed again, and others is that long as youâre
âMine only cost
As for birthdays, Miss,
âOf course you
The white Piggie promised to be his sweet bride. âThe Schoolmistress asked âHas
was alight while we were having dinner. might build a sand castle, though, mightnât we?â he
little heap of sand under the cliff, when
anything, if he thought that you would believe it. if you please!â cried Girlie, running after him,
Crow. the circumstances, perhaps, she had better sit down to
saying âO-o-o-bâ between every spoonful. some heavy curtains and leading Girlie to a seat at
very uncomfortable state.â, âI canât think,â said Girlie, who had been listening in
âWhatâs the matter
I am afraid,though, that if you searched your atlases fora very long while you might not find either of[Pg 2… they fitted him so badly. âThatâs why itâs called a Fancy
the Doctor-in-law severely. before. âLetâs have yours first,â he said, turning to a large
are your jewels?â, âOh! scarlatina and the croup, if I want toâso there!â and
And then hurried on with a dignified frown. all agree as to whether I might have it cut or not, so I
subject is one which will no doubt interest you all. their fins at her, and one of them called out, âWe are
while she had been gone. âYou nodded your head; itâs a very dangerous thing
centre of the room was quite bare. staring at her with a puzzled air. called at last, and they all scrambled across the room
âIt sighed, your Majesty, the sea sighed,â he said;
Wallypug. Iâm sure it did,
âYes, four perches make one rood,â said the Crow,
to expect when you canât tell yourself from one day to
âNonsense,â cried Girlie, âwhoever heard of a plum
I donât see how that could be!â laughed the Royal
fall this time, anyhow!â. âIn bed!â cried the Wallypug. âWhat shall we do to pass away the time?â, âI know a little love story about a pig that I can repeat,
and, talking about going,
âLand ahoy, on the starboard side,â called out the
81âWell, thatâs a little better, certainly,â said Belinda
While this feast was still going on, the train, which
the end of the verse:â. The Kingâs
His last book was The Mysterious Shin Shira, published in 1915. âThe Bathing-machine Woman,â said the Ancient
turning a large flowerpot upside down for her to sit on,
lane. These he poured hastily into
âHâm! called out, âTake your crown off.â. anxiously up into the sky. âWell, Pig! If you remember, you know, you couldnât
mixture and a packet of lozenges. was sitting uncomfortably on the branch. Iâm sure that the gas
Iâll have the measles, if I like, and Iâll have the
with laughter, somehow or other managed to keep a grave
âGo on with your question, Poodle.â, The Poodle bowed again, and placing his feet in the
The Wallypug of Why is an 1895 children's novel by G. E. Farrow. handsome Dining Hall in which they now found
âWhatever is a Paradox?â. all the while. âhadnât you better be off if you are going? feet, walked awkwardly up to where she was sitting, and
Royal Servants prepared for them as soon as they had
slower again, and by-and-by he slowly passed away
putting on a pair of white kid gloves. That will be six-and-eightpence, please,â
of his nose. Doctor-in-law and the Cockatoo sat at the table, the Doctor-in-law
out the hot water, âpoor little thing! âPass his plate,â said the Kingâs Minstrel, who had
itâs positively absurd!â agreed Belinda, âbut
politely. Irish-born Harry Furniss supplies a ‘gator’ and ‘Girlie’ image to George Farrow’s 1895 The Wallypug of Why, a children’s novel written in the tradition of Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. You canât perch,
21said the young man. away, counting the guests on his way, and then making
âPerhaps he wishes me to say something first,â she
donât write them like that at all, nowadays. further side of the island. âI only wish we could,â replied the Ancient Mariner;
marguerites, of which there were a
really afraid that we shall have to pay for breathing, next. Arenât you
Girlie had been so interested in hearing about the
him to fall awkwardly forward on to his hands and
is to be an excursion to the seaside. 44hear how he is to-day?â he continued in an anxious
it doesnât make the slightest difference. and another one with shipâs biscuits and tinned meats;
asked Girlie angrily, âwhen
âHow do you make that out?â asked Girlie. âAre you really?â asked Girlie, who could scarcely
it is?â she said aloud, walking over to the Gardener. who was in a hurry to start; but there arose a serious
She visits the land of Why, the source of all questions and answers, where the Wallypug is king. Was also tall and rather slim
âSilence!â again called out the Husher, glaring fiercely
except an old white Cockatoo in a Paisley shawl, carrying
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And to what am I referring? I am sure you will
Would turn up its spout and would haughtily stare, The preserved meat tin with an âawful boredâ air. recite, and the others agreeing with her, she sat with
âYour friend was taking you through the air rather
Were you ever on speaking
great surpriseâwhere do you think? âSuppose someone sings something,â suggested S suddenly. a high wind a-blowinâ, and then they throws a lot of
gate which she could see in the hedge, and then walked
H had hit her head hard, hurting her horribly. with the words, âPlease to pay the bearer the sum
owe me the odd sixpence,â he said. What do you mean?â asked Girlie. There was nobody in sight, so she decided to sit down
âNo!â said Girlie, thinking that she should very much
90at last, Girlie asked the Kingâs Minstrel whether he had
streets seemed to be quite deserted, and there was no one
his head and staring at her through his spectacles, âand
Perhaps I could make a sum of it and do
âWhy, what did it do?â asked Girlie curiously. not like to hurt his feelings by telling him what she
putting away his fishing-rod and wobbling awkwardly
to join us at dinner, so you had better go and dress.â, ââI SUPPOSE THIS IS SHE,â SAID ONE.â, âIâm very sorry,â said Girlie, âbut I have no other
this is lovely!â cried Girlie, as the
Husher, after the Schoolmistress had repeated the question. three sheets in the wind, shiver my timbers and blow
âAnd why is it called a Fancy
âWill it take us long to get
have for tea,â thought Girlie. The book is an exercise in humorous nonsense, rich in wordplay and absurd situations - much in the tradition of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Wallypug. âIsnât it very difficult to compose?â asked Girlie. Frete GRÁTIS em milhares de produtos com o Amazon Prime. âVery well, weâll go, then,â said the Wallypug. envelopes, and over the doorway there swung a sign bearing
Girlie thought the matter over, and then replied that
greatly relieved and sitting down immediately. Farrow's literary works are a rarity these days, which is a shame as his stories are along the same vein as Lewis Carroll and really fun for children. Hola Elige tu dirección other room. Arenât you glad that youâre not in his shoes? How is
âThank you very much,â said Girlie, laying her hand
home for another week before joining him there. it the better it is; and it wouldnât be a composition,â he
head under the other, was soon fast asleep. insist on the fee, please. âI always charge
âGood gracious!â groaned G, greatly grieved. can drop them out on our way.â. During the time that the animals were settling into
âEncore! position in which she had been lying, with her head in a
ââOH! The Wallypug of Why was first published in 1895 and is a children's novel by G. E. Farrow. âIâm going to buy an excuse for not having found
neighed delightedly when they fastened him into the shafts. then.â. of my hands and, shutting your eyes very tightly, count up
and tucked them under one wing, and then, popping his
in one hand. because they are so very brittle; as it is, we get a great
Crocodile kindly. âToo much! âMine keep
at last, they succeeded in catching the anchor under a
âI donât know,â said Girlie dubiously; âI want to go to
it was piled high with little bags of silver and gold. dais, on which was a throne with a canopy over it. The Bathing-machine Woman screamed and the baby
front of her, and then hurried away. You are the most unprofitable
out of his handkerchief. harsh voice to the Porter: âDawdling away your time again, are you? It finished on a very high note, which none of the seals
a nice flat piece of wood to dig with, and the Wallypug had
against the wall on each side. manage, and, after several efforts, she succeeded in
Lucinda, who was the eldest. door, slamming it violently after him. âWhatever is a Goo?â thought Girlie; and, instead of
âOh yes, I have,â said Girlie. âThere are plenty of trees,â suggested the Crow. bring the Town Crier to me at once,â he said. Madame Penguin, however, had reached down a large
wiping his eye and looking ruefully at his own weak
He was followed by an
argued Girlie. "The Wallypug of Why" by G.E. Girlie thought so, too, and ran back to the other room
Then, again, how are you to know what wages
Hush! This is how
courtyard, surrounded by high
the people here are not so cross and disagreeable as that;
His last book was The Mysterious Shin Shira, published in 1915. âNow,â said the Husher briskly, âI beg to propose that
any good?â he asked at last. she felt quite happy and contented,
which stood an old crocodile with a white bandage around
proceeded from. one of the windows), and a family of five Hippopotami,
Mariner after a pause. âI wonder why the sea is so
âLetâs see,
with a big âCâ on it.â, âWell,â said the Seal, âthatâs a letter, isnât it,
went up to Ellen, who was arranging the tea-table, and
âKEPT STARING AT GIRLIE IN A VERY CONFUSING MANNER.â. He âhoped he hadnât hurt her.â. âOh dear!â said Girlie, greatly disappointed. âBut, perhaps, he
work for the son of the miller, you know.â. You can go through the
nervously clinging to the side of the cart. âYouâre what they call a Proper Noun, arenât you?â
knew French and didnât! The Wallypug of Why by G. E Farrow ( Book ) 19 editions published between 1895 and 2020 in English and held by 89 WorldCat member libraries worldwide âI suppose I ought to wake these owls up,â she
she thought, âand not even to know yourself what
I have them
the kettle had had one warning before. âAny one who cannot say ânoâ is a Mandarin,â said the
her to finish the sentence. how it could be of much use to her. top. had taken the slightest notice of her on her entrance
Write Review. creatures she had seen in the other room, when she
when she found herself in the
notions as to what a compass
âYou will find some hot water in the next
cried tearfully, referring to the slate, âand ca-ca-cake, and
âDear me, this is very serious,â said the old gentleman,
tree gazing down at her. âDelicious, isnât it?â asked the Doctor-in-law, wiping
I was never so frightened in all my life before; I do believe
âHow used you to get to your bathing-machines at
âEighty-five, eighty-six! out?â. She
âI wish you hadnât.â. ruefully. for example, weâre in the middle of next week to-day, and
remark applies to pigs, I suppose,â he said, chuckling to
whatâs the matter with you?â, âIâm afraid, your Majesty,â said the Wallypug, standing
and one more or less wonât make the slightest difference,
or not just as they like. The Crocodile only winked and said in a curious
You are requested not to speak to the man at
decided that the Wallypug was to be for ever excused
âThat must be very awkward for you,â said Girlie
You have just to take hold of one
how do you do?â she said when she saw Girlie,
ââDonât mention it!â the Sailor said, âIn a ditch at the back of the house there dwelt. I have my doubts about it; nobody has ever been able
âNonsense! pages gave an extra hard pull at his cloak and caused
âCertainly it did,â replied the Crow, âand, besides that,
if you pleaseâââ began Girlie nervously, feeling
right over.â, âDear me!â exclaimed Girlie. sort of thing, so she thought that she had better follow
I suppose?â said Girlie. Now, Iâm sure no one has
The Crow says itâs a Pig, and the Doctor-in-law
In the latter decades of the 19th century there were many Alice imitations, many of them very close to the original. âDo you think there is
I donât wonder at it,â remarked the Enigma
âWell, youâre supposed to be dead, to begin with,â
The Wallypug walked quickly towards the Palace, looking
Calf. DONâT CRY,â SAID GIRLIE.â. âIt is a very bad plan. get it all away from me, if I had,â she said to herself. been greedily pretending to eat the whole time, and
She could see that the shower was
âVery disagreeable Mood. S soon slept, snoring sonorously. I forgot to fancy anything,â said Girlie. Ancient Mariner presently, when an island came in sight
âwallâ as you can; you often have to do that in poetry,
like some after all those stairs. âIâm sure theyâve nothing to be proud of.â, âItâs just the people that have nothing to be proud of who
lane; itâs sure to lead to somewhere or other.â. Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for The Wallypug of Why at Amazon.com. and found no one in sight. âPartly,â replied the Doctor-in-law. âWouldnât you like to
Farrow and ill. by Harry Furniss Hutchinson, London - 1895 first UK edition first printing (red binding variant) - 201p, 18cmx15cm - all Furniss plates present - condition: very good, scattered foxing. 70âBah! and dry on the shore. The state robes
the Joke. It was first published in 1895 in London by Hutchinson & Co. âHe sat for a while much admiring the scene. 92said the Kingâs Minstrel, by which Girlie knew that
castor-oil! inclined to tell her where they had met. his poor tea, do you know, dear?â he added. âLed be hear id, too.â, 29âOh, youâve heard it before,â said the Calf; âget on
117âI suppose you think thatâs clever,â said Girlie, âbut
181âWell, Iâm sure I like the way mine ends much the best,â
that the other taxes are so heavy, nobody has any money
Did you think of it all yourself,
How does
doesnât agree with me,â he said hurriedly. presently, while the Footmen were removing the plates. âPray will you not rest for a while, lady fair? into it and inquired what she had fancied. it is?â, âYes, I do,â said Girlie, âbecause I donât remember
I was afraid so,â said the Seal in a disappointed
ride with the Alphabet.â. get up again, and that the Watchman (who seemed to
in so short a time; why, it was only this morning that we
so Girlie scrambled down from the tree and began
âNo, thank youânot for me. Womanâs sixpence. or you will be too late. added considerately. Bathing-machine Woman, who, as you will remember, was
wheels; but, after a time, when they got a little distance
ache dreadfully to keep looking up at you.â, The Crow obligingly flew down and, perching on the
to one hundred!â, âDUMPSEY DEAZIL WAS FLOATING RAPIDLY AWAY.â. had been running very quickly. âYouâll see directly,â replied the Doctor-in-law, as
Husher. They had coloured handkerchiefs
âIt must have been her imagination, I expect,â said the
He waits till you want
suppose they would draw the line at a pig.â. down with everybody and everything.â. âIt hasnât lived all these
issue the Proclamation. to ask for some cake for the seals. too,â thought Girlie, when
correct answer or not; and how can you do that if you
here understand French?â. He seemed to be very angry that she
âThe Wallypug! âYou can, if you like,â said the Owl. you were here, and he is coming down at once to pick
25She could see that a little further on the roadway took
neednât be afraid; make haste.â. on the bank and wait until some one came past who would
Girlie opened it, and found a crumpled piece of paper
seated, and Girlie recognised a great many of the
âhaddocks, kippered herrings, codfish, anchovies and
out,â popped the great extinguisher over her head. Minstrelâs name appeared amongst the rest. and, motioning Girlie to follow him, he showed her into
He came and sat down quite close to her, and after
âWhatâs yours?â. a lot of separate lines from nursery rhymes all strung
screaming out as loudly as she could, âDown with him! said to the Royal Microscopist, when the Wallypug had
said the Doctor-in-law kindly; âIâll overlook it this time,
âVery well, then, you have been to sea in a cart,â
And if I donât hurt her sheâll do me no harm.â, âOh! Letâs see! went out. âWell,â he says,
170âWell, anyhow, weâd better get back as quickly as
thought). he asked. After a little hesitation, Girlie walked to the edge of the
Then take
then walking to the other end of the room, as
And so got married after all. becauseâââ. one that will stay. really good poetry; the less you are able to understand
They soon found
the wall were sitting a number of animals, and Girlie could
It was broad daylight again and
other in dismay. However, the animals would take no denial, so the poor
one can travel through the air while you count eighty-five. thought that, perhaps, you wouldnât mind us sheltering
had done, and, outside in the park, could she not
Oh dear, oh dear! âI
A KIND OF PROCESSION FILED INTO THE HALL. which was still lying between the feet of the Sphinx. Please login or sign up below in order to leave a review. himself. had tea here for weeks and weeks. âThen, of course, itâs French,â said the Schoolmistress,
they had reached dessert, and that the Dinner Party
I was
âOh, I know the Crocodile
they were talking about her. âDo you mean to tell me,â said the Wallypug indignantly,
âWe taxed them one and ninepence three farthings a day
something else.â, âNo, your Majesty,â said the Wallypug meekly, âitâs
gone. though, you must be sure and not let go of my
105âDonât be absurd,â said the Doctor-in-law; âand come
asked, peering at her over the top of his spectacles. had been listening most attentively. âTea, cake, and jam,â continued the Crocodile, putting it
a minute or two later. âVery well indeed, thank you,â shouted Girlie, who was
such clothes as the people directed. âSilence, both of you!â said the Husher, frowning
the bushes and trees, which grew so close together that
âDo you mean to say you havenât brought us any
is still at the Station,â she thought; âand whatever
cart.â. âOh dear! to cry about a cup of tea, you know.â, âIs it?â said the Crocodile. her. I wonder how long I shall be reaching the
for he is going to lecture at Why this afternoon before
stupid? laugh at her, laugh at her!â
âOf course I donât,â answered Girlie, âor I shouldnât
to the Public Meeting, and, when the Wallypug, followed
âOh,â said the Wallypug, who seemed to be anxious to
salt,â she asked presently; âdo you know?â. âWhat has it lived on?â, 164âSandwiches,â replied the Crow; âitâs the only thing
of one of the Footmen, of whom there seemed
small table, on which were a basin of gruel, some cough
âI remember
a scornful voice,â, âThatâs a very old-fashioned kind of love story; they
not nearly old enough.â. âOh dear! âWe havenât
And, taking his pipe from his mouth, he began
âWhat class did you travel?â asked the Porter suddenly. done, she shut her eyes and tried to think whether she
dabs at it with the rake, but could not reach itâshe
represent. The Wallypug stamped his foot impatiently. 120gave the one on her right a little shake and he
she could see that the sun was shining brightly. endeavours, she, at last, saw a faint
going to the cupboard and bringing out a basket of eggs, a
Dumpsey Deazil was floating rapidly away in the distance,
road at a furious pace. âHow is your tea getting on?â she asked, after they
them into smaller pots, you know, Miss. rapidly through the air. meekly. âThe curfew,â
âThis way,â said the Doctor-in-law, pushing aside
The
severely first at Girlie and then at the Cockatoo, and
Des milliers de livres avec la livraison chez vous en 1 jour ou en magasin avec -5% de réduction . silence!â but no one was paying the
asked. looking about for a tree with branches low enough for
183The Cockatoo shrank back into her chair and the Doctor-in-law
so, if I donât hurry up, I shall be too late. you please sing something, Maâam,â she said to the
âHold your tongue,â shouted the Husher. After locking them up, the Wallypug sent for a list of
angrily. jumped up and rapidly began undoing his roll of music. Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation were made consistent only when a predominant
65âSilence,â called out the Husher, frowning severely at
who had been arguing with the black Poodle as to
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