Sorry she's dead

Pamela. "How's your wife, Peter?" Peter. "She died last Tuesday." Pamela. "Are you sorry?" Peter. "Sorry? Of course I'm sorry. I liked the woman."

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Punch Punch Magazine cartoons illustrations black & white black and white B&W B/W 1920s 1927 Twenties twentieth century 20th century in the home homes home life family families children boys girls brothers sisters older younger role playing dressing up tea party tea parties playing dolls sitting tables pretending grown up widowers dead death wives wife marriage relationships husbands liking liked woman man men women Punch cartoons British Britain Great Britain English United Kingdom history historical social history England childhood dolls tea party dolls tea parties makebelieve love affections emotions dying psychology psychological nurseries nursery play

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