Top Left: The Appreciative hearer, determined to show his enthusiasm.
Top Middle: The Inquisitive hearer, who wishes to see the man that all the papers are talking about.
Top Right: The Spoony hearers, listening to "Dora and her Doady."
Bottom Left: The fellow-Author who wonders if he is recognized and read by Mr. D.
Bottom Middle: The Swindied hearer who insists on relating his grievances.
Bottom Right:The Suggestive hearer - "Why he looks like his own Dick Swiveller!"
Top Middle: The Inquisitive hearer, who wishes to see the man that all the papers are talking about.
Top Right: The Spoony hearers, listening to "Dora and her Doady."
Bottom Left: The fellow-Author who wonders if he is recognized and read by Mr. D.
Bottom Middle: The Swindied hearer who insists on relating his grievances.
Bottom Right:The Suggestive hearer - "Why he looks like his own Dick Swiveller!"