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Title:
Those evening bells! those evening bells!
Source Text:
Thomas Moore, 'Those Evening Bells' 1779– 1852 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 324–25
Illustrator:
Myles Birket Foster
Engraver:
Edmund Evans
Size:
105 mm x 93 mm / 4"4 x 3"21
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP172
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Title:
Thou Art, O God:—When Day, with farewell beam
Source Text:
Thomas Moore, 'Thou Art, O God' 1779– 1852 in English Sacred Poetry (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Routledge & Co., 1862), 243–44
Illustrator:
Samuel Read
Engraver:
Dalziel Brothers
Size:
102 mm x 125 mm / 4"1 x 4"29
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
ESP055
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Title:
Though the tempest top-gallant masts smack smooth should smite
Source Text:
Charles Dibdin, 'Poor Jack' 1788 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 86–88
Illustrator:
Edward Duncan
Engraver:
Horace Harral
Size:
85 mm x 95 mm / 3"11 x 3"24
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP062
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Title:
Though you'll not see me, mother, I shall look upon your face
Source Text:
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 'The May Queen' 1861 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 351–67
Illustrator:
Eleanor Vere Boyle [E.V.B.]
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
70 mm x 95 mm / 2"24 x 3"24
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP188
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Title:
Three Score and Ten
Source Text:
Astley Henry Baldwin, 'Three Score and Ten' 1862 in Once a Week (Bradbury & Evans, London: Bradbury & Evans), 6 (31 May 1862), 644
Illustrator:
George du Maurier
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
127 mm x 102 mm / 5"0 x 4"1
Genre:
Poetry / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
OWP018
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Title:
Till noon we quietly sailed on
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 Duncan
Engraver:
Horace Harral
Size:
95 mm x 111 mm / 3"24 x 4"12
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP137
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Title:
Time and the Year
Source Text:
Thomas Tusser, 'Time and the Year' 1580 in English Sacred Poetry (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Routledge & Co., 1862), 1–2
Illustrator:
John Dawson Watson
Engraver:
Dalziel Brothers
Size:
113 mm x 139 mm / 4"14 x 5"15
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
ESP002
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Title:
"Tip-Cat"
Source Text:
Lord Dundreary, pseud., 'Poor Richard's Sayings, with Annotations by the Lord Dundreary' 1862 in London Society (William Clowes, London: London Society), 2 (Oct 1862), 328–32
Illustrator:
Edward John Poynter
Engraver:
William Luson Thomas
Size:
89 mm x 95 mm / 3"16 x 3"24
Genre:
Fiction [story] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
LD005
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Title:
To a Child Embracing His Mother
Source Text:
Thomas Hood, 'To a Child Embracing His Mother' 1832 in English Sacred Poetry (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Routledge & Co., 1862), 280–81
Illustrator:
John Dawson Watson
Engraver:
Dalziel Brothers
Size:
80 mm x 102 mm / 3"5 x 4"1
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
ESP062
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Title:
To a Skylark Tailpiece
Source Text:
Percy Bysshe Shelley, 'To a Skylark' 1820 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 203–08
Illustrator:
Harrison William Weir
Engraver:
Edmund Evans
Size:
51 mm x 51 mm / 2"0 x 2"0
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP119
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Title:
To die before the snowdrop came, but now the violet's here
Source Text:
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 'The May Queen' 1861 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 351–67
Illustrator:
Eleanor Vere Boyle [E.V.B.]
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
102 mm x 76 mm / 4"1 x 3"0
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP191
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Title:
To lie within the light of God, as I lie upon your breast
Source Text:
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 'The May Queen' 1861 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 351–67
Illustrator:
Eleanor Vere Boyle [E.V.B.]
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
103 mm x 68 mm / 4"2 x 2"22
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP194
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Title:
To meet their Dad wi' flichtering noise and glee
Source Text:
Robert Burns, 'The Cotter's Saturday Night' 1786 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 61–71
Illustrator:
Charles West Cope
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
81 mm x 98 mm / 3"6 x 3"27
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP055
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Title:
To pond, or field, or village fair, when thou
Source Text:
Robert Bloomfield, 'The Farmer's Boy' 1800 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 116–93
Illustrator:
Myles Birket Foster
Engraver:
William Luson Thomas
Size:
93 mm x 110 mm / 3"21 x 4"11
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP108
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Title:
To spurn imploring famine from the gate
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:
102 mm x 64 mm / 4"1 x 2"17
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP029
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Title:
To turn the swarth, the quiv'ring load to rear
Source Text:
Robert Bloomfield, 'The Farmer's Boy' 1800 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 116–93
Illustrator:
Myles Birket Foster
Engraver:
James Davis Cooper
Size:
93 mm x 108 mm / 3"21 x 4"8
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP093
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Title:
To walk together to the kirk, and all together pray
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:
FEP144
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Title:
To-night I saw the sun set: he set and left behind
Source Text:
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 'The May Queen' 1861 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 351–67
Illustrator:
Eleanor Vere Boyle [E.V.B.]
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
103 mm x 89 mm / 4"2 x 3"16
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP186
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Title:
"Tom," she said, "I have come back."
Source Text:
Anthony Trollope, Orley Farm (Clowes & Sons 1862, London: Chapman & Hall 1862)
Illustrator:
John Everett Millais
Engraver:
Dalziel Brothers
Size:
107 mm x 169 mm / 4"7 x 6"21
Genre:
Fiction [novel] / Fiction [novel]
DMVI Code:
OF027
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Title:
True or False?
Source Text:
Adelaide Anne Proctor, 'True or False?' 1862 in Good Words (T. Constable, Edinburgh: Strahan & Co., London: Strahan & Co.), 3, 12 (Dec 1862), 721–22
Illustrator:
Arthur Boyd Houghton
Engraver:
Dalziel Brothers
Size:
120 mm x 165 mm / 4"23 x 6"16
Genre:
Poetry / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
GWP023
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