Sharp, sharper, sharpest
Subtitle: a humorous tale of old Egypt
By: penned down and depicted in the year 1315 a.c. by C.M. Seyppel, court painter and poet laureate of his majesty King Rhampsinit III, and done into the English tongue by two mummies of the old dynasty ; Memphis, 35 Mummies Arcade (ring three times)
Publisher: Felix Bagel
Published: 1884
Place of publication: Düsseldorf
Language: eng
Translated from: ger
Number of pages: 40
Subjects: Caricatures and cartoons; Pictorial German wit and humor
Other titles: Humorous tale of old Egypt.
Work titles: Schlau, schläuer, schläusten
Notes: Translation of: Schlau, schläuer, schläusten.

Printed on thick paper imitating in color and appearance a damaged papyrus; bound in brown sackcloth.

A burlesque of the story of the thief, Herodotus, II, 121.