Luxury of Humor In Comedy, Fiction L A sense of humor is the prerogative of those who can afford it. Henry Howarth Bashford – Augustus Carp, Esq by Himself Purchase Now Augustus Carp, Esq. by Himself: Being the Autobiography of a Really Good Man Henry Howarth Bashford FacebookXPinterestEmailLinkedInWhatsApp
Intrinsic Virtue In Comedy, Fiction I Virtue is its own reward, and needs no bush. Henry Howarth Bashford – Augustus Carp, Esq by Himself Purchase Now
Deceptive Wealth In Comedy, Fiction D Money talks, but it speaks with a forked tongue. Henry Howarth Bashford – Augustus Carp, Esq by Himself Purchase Now
Risks of Earliness In Comedy, Fiction R The early bird catches the worm, but it is the early worm that gets caught. Henry Howarth Bashford – Augustus Carp, Esq by Himself Purchase Now
Politeness and Duty In Comedy, Fiction P Punctuality is the politeness of princes and the duty of little men. Henry Howarth Bashford – Augustus Carp, Esq by Himself Purchase Now
Necessity of Familiarity In Comedy, Fiction N Familiarity breeds contempt, but without a certain familiarity we cannot breed at all. Henry Howarth Bashford – Augustus Carp, Esq by Himself Purchase Now