Two Girls of The Period Lampredi View with wharves in the

View with wharves in the foreground and signs for Bull Wharf

View of the yard at the Bull and Mouth Inn

27th July 1952

stepping on the corpses of the slain

Two Girls of The Period Lampredi View with wharves in the'Two Girls of The Period', 1869. This cartoon shows a fashionable protestant convert to Catholicism looking in horror at the Catholic nun. This is a reference to the Mary Saurin case where a nun had taken action against her convent for having forced her to carry out such menial and manual tasks as scrubbing floors. However, the Protestant faith relied much on a relationship with God based on their works yet, in this cartoon, the 'convert' is shown as