Juvenile: I say Charley, that's a jeuced fine girl n.d.

"Juvenile: I say Charley, that’s a jeuced fine girl talking to young Fipps, I should like to catch her under the mistletoe" is a satirical cartoon by English artist John Leech (1817-1864). Leech’s drawings often depicted the foibles and hypocrisy of Victorian society, including its fascination with fashion, wealth, and appearances. This sketch is a humorous commentary on the social interactions of the time, particularly the interaction between the young lady and the young man, as well as the onlookers' reactions to it. The Art Institute of Chicago houses the original artwork.