Next morning the result appeared upon the wood, and soon afterwards in Punch, with a 'legend' which I quote from memory only:-'I s'pose you sometimes catch some biggish fish here, eh, old Cockywax?
"The History of "Punch""
M. H. Spielmann
And happen I'd best tell you what like he was, while the recollection's fresh in my mind-a little gentleman he was, very well dressed in what you might call the professional style; dark clothes and so forth, and a silk top-hat; I should say about fifty years of age, with a fresh complexion and a biggish grey moustache and a nicely rolled umbrella-quite the little swell he was.
"The Chestermarke Instinct"
J. S. Fletcher
Certainly he might have to go without food for perhaps many hours-but he suddenly remembered that in the pocket of his Norfolk jacket he had a biggish box of first-rate chocolate, which he had bought on his way to the cricket club meeting, with a view of presenting it to Betty, later on.
"The Chestermarke Instinct"
J. S. Fletcher