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Title:
Gossip in the Work-Room
Source Text:
Mrs. Henry [Ellen] Wood, 'A Life's Secret' 1862 in Leisure Hour (William Stevens, London: Religious Tract Society), 11, 530 (20 Feb 1862), 113–17
Illustrator:
John Gilbert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
153 mm x 135 mm / 6"1 x 5"10
Genre:
Fiction [novel] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
ALS008
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Title:
Hark! 'tis an elfin storm from faëry land
Source Text:
John Keats, 'The Eve of St. Agnes' 1820 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 89–115
Illustrator:
Edward Henry Wehnert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
89 mm x 64 mm / 3"16 x 2"17
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP077
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Title:
He chid their wanderings, but relieved their pain
Source Text:
Oliver Goldsmith, 'The Deserted Village' 1770 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 29–60
Illustrator:
Charles West Cope
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
98 mm x 64 mm / 3"27 x 2"17
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP034
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Title:
He prayeth well, who loveth well both man and bird and beast
Source Text:
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' 1798 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 215–61
Illustrator:
Edward Henry Wehnert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
88 mm x 88 mm / 3"15 x 3"15
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP145
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Title:
Honest John Baxendale Finds that He May Not Work when He Pleases, in this Free Country!
Source Text:
Mrs. Henry [Ellen] Wood, 'A Life's Secret' 1862 in Leisure Hour (William Stevens, London: Religious Tract Society), 11, 536 (5 Apr 1862), 209–13
Illustrator:
John Gilbert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
153 mm x 133 mm / 6"1 x 5"8
Genre:
Fiction [novel] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
ALS014
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Title:
Honor Barry, from a Sketch by one of the Factory "Hands."
Source Text:
Anon., 'How an Irish Girl Raised the Factory' 1862 in Good Words (T. Constable, Edinburgh: Strahan & Co., London: Strahan & Co.), 3, 6 (Jun 1862), 335–41
Illustrator:
[unknown]
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
102 mm x 114 mm / 4"1 x 4"16
Genre:
Fiction [story] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
GWF006
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Title:
I fear thee, ancient Mariner!
Source Text:
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' 1798 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 215–61
Illustrator:
Edward Henry Wehnert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
89 mm x 108 mm / 3"16 x 4"8
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP134
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Title:
"I have a long account to settle with you, Austin Clay," said Miss Gwinn
Source Text:
Mrs. Henry [Ellen] Wood, 'A Life's Secret' 1862 in Leisure Hour (William Stevens, London: Religious Tract Society), 11, 532 (6 Mar 1862), 145–49
Illustrator:
John Gilbert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
153 mm x 136 mm / 6"1 x 5"11
Genre:
Fiction [novel] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
ALS010
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Title:
I heard them talk, Why, this is strange, I trow!
Source Text:
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' 1798 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 215–61
Illustrator:
Edward Henry Wehnert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
89 mm x 108 mm / 3"16 x 4"8
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP141
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Title:
I heard, and in my soul discerned two voices in the air
Source Text:
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' 1798 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 215–61
Illustrator:
Edward Henry Wehnert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
89 mm x 108 mm / 3"16 x 4"8
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP138
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Title:
"I will remain," said Miss Gwinn, "till I see him, be it till to-morrow morning."
Source Text:
Mrs. Henry [Ellen] Wood, 'A Life's Secret' 1862 in Leisure Hour (William Stevens, London: Religious Tract Society), 11, 527 (30 Jan 1862), 65–69
Illustrator:
John Gilbert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
153 mm x 140 mm / 6"1 x 5"16
Genre:
Fiction [novel] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
ALS005
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Title:
If to some common's fenceless limits stray'd
Source Text:
Oliver Goldsmith, 'The Deserted Village' 1770 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 29–60
Illustrator:
Charles Stonhouse
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
82 mm x 40 mm / 3"7 x 1"18
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP046
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Title:
In arguing too the parson own'd his skill
Source Text:
Oliver Goldsmith, 'The Deserted Village' 1770 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 29–60
Illustrator:
Charles West Cope
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
80 mm x 60 mm / 3"5 x 2"12
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP041
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Title:
In the Clutches of Lawyer Gwinn
Source Text:
Mrs. Henry [Ellen] Wood, 'A Life's Secret' 1862 in Leisure Hour (William Stevens, London: Religious Tract Society), 11, 529 (13 Feb 1862), 97–100
Illustrator:
John Gilbert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
153 mm x 133 mm / 6"1 x 5"8
Genre:
Fiction [novel] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
ALS007
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Title:
Inside the Pawn Shop
Source Text:
Mrs. Henry [Ellen] Wood, 'A Life's Secret' 1862 in Leisure Hour (William Stevens, London: Religious Tract Society), 11, 535 (27 Mar 1862), 193–97
Illustrator:
John Gilbert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
153 mm x 140 mm / 6"1 x 5"16
Genre:
Fiction [novel] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
ALS013
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Title:
Instead of the cross, the Albatross about my neck was hung
Source Text:
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' 1798 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 215–61
Illustrator:
Edward Henry Wehnert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
89 mm x 108 mm / 3"16 x 4"8
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP129
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Title:
It is an ancient Mariner, and he stoppeth one of three
Source Text:
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' 1798 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 215–61
Illustrator:
Edward Henry Wehnert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
89 mm x 108 mm / 3"16 x 4"8
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP121
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Title:
Jog on, jog on
Source Text:
William Shakespeare, 'Jog on, Jog on' 1564– 1616 in The Poets of the Elizabethan Age (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 35
Illustrator:
John Gilbert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
102 mm x 76 mm / 4"1 x 3"0
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
PEA011
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Title:
Lady Barbara
Source Text:
C. Elton, 'Lady Barbara' 1862 in Once a Week (Bradbury & Evans, London: Bradbury & Evans), 6 (15 Feb 1862), 224
Illustrator:
Hablot Knight Browne [Phiz]
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
127 mm x 89 mm / 5"0 x 3"16
Genre:
Poetry / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
OWP006
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Title:
Leans o'er its humble gate, and thinks the while
Source Text:
Thomas Campbell, 'The Pleasures of Hope' 1799 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 268–323
Illustrator:
Myles Birket Foster
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
84 mm x 108 mm / 3"10 x 4"8
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP156
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