Under the Punkah

This book is a collection of articles and sketches by the British humorist Phil Robinson, originally published in the 1880s. With his sharp wit, ironic tone, and keen eye for the absurd, Robinson offers a hilarious and entertaining commentary on everyday life in Victorian England, from the fashionable world of London society to the curious customs of the suburbs and the countryside. A delightful read for fans of Victorian humor and satire.

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