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Title:
What Came of Our Christmas Party
Source Text:
Anon., 'Asking a Blessing. A Christmas Story' 1862 in London Society (William Clowes, London: London Society), 2 (Christmas 1862), 72–80 [xmas no.]
Illustrator:
John Dawson Watson
Engraver:
Dalziel Brothers
Size:
117 mm x 190 mm / 4"19 x 7"15
Genre:
Fiction [story] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
LSF052
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Title:
"What if I tell you a secret?" said Lawyer Gwinn
Source Text:
Mrs. Henry [Ellen] Wood, 'A Life's Secret' 1862 in Leisure Hour (William Stevens, London: Religious Tract Society), 11, 534 (20 Mar 1862), 177–81
Illustrator:
John Gilbert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
153 mm x 133 mm / 6"1 x 5"8
Genre:
Fiction [novel] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
ALS012
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Title:
What Mrs. Gillies, the Housekeeper, Knows about It
Source Text:
Anon., 'The Forged Will' 1862 in Leisure Hour (William Stevens, London: Religious Tract Society), 11, 557 (30 Aug 1862), 545–48
Illustrator:
John Gilbert
Engraver:
Thomas Robinson
Size:
153 mm x 130 mm / 6"1 x 5"4
Genre:
Fiction [story] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
FW006
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Title:
What Sent Me to Sea
Source Text:
William Hansard, 'What Sent Me to Sea' 1862 in Good Words (T. Constable, Edinburgh: Strahan & Co., London: Strahan & Co.), 3, 5 (May 1862), 263–71
Illustrator:
John Pettie
Engraver:
Dalziel Brothers
Size:
111 mm x 148 mm / 4"12 x 5"26
Genre:
Fiction [story] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
GWF004
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Title:
What We did at the Sea-Side—Nothing!
Source Text:
Anon., 'Runs by Rail: To Brighton and Back' 1862 in London Society (William Clowes, London: London Society), 2 (Nov 1862), 403–13
Illustrator:
Charles Altamont Doyle
Engraver:
Joseph Swain
Size:
118 mm x 168 mm / 4"21 x 6"20
Genre:
Non-fiction [sketch] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
LSF043
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Title:
When icicles hang by the wall
Source Text:
William Shakespeare, 'When Icicles Hang' 1564– 1616 in The Poets of the Elizabethan Age (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 38–39
Illustrator:
John Gilbert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
95 mm x 76 mm / 3"24 x 3"0
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
PEA014
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Title:
When looking westward I beheld a something in the sky
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:
FEP130
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Title:
When May is in his prime
Source Text:
Thomas Watson, 'Sonnet [When May is in his prime]' 1582 in The Poets of the Elizabethan Age (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 19–20
Illustrator:
Edmund Morison Wimperis
Engraver:
William James Palmer
Size:
76 mm x 89 mm / 3"0 x 3"16
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
PEA005
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Title:
When o'er each field the flaming sunbeams play'd
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:
86 mm x 95 mm / 3"12 x 3"24
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP096
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Title:
When that strange shape drove suddenly betwixt us and the Sun
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 108 mm / 3"24 x 4"8
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP131
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Title:
When Venus throned in clouds of rosy hue
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:
Thomas Bolton
Size:
95 mm x 102 mm / 3"24 x 4"1
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP152
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Title:
Where are Her Father's Bones?
Source Text:
Anon., '"Where are Her Father's Bones?"' 1862 in Once a Week (Bradbury & Evans, London: Bradbury & Evans), 7 (6 Sep 1862), 304–08
Illustrator:
Charles Green
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
114 mm x 127 mm / 4"16 x 5"0
Genre:
Fiction [story] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
OWF030
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Title:
Where the poor houseless shivering female lies
Source Text:
Oliver Goldsmith, 'The Deserted Village' 1770 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 29–60
Illustrator:
John Callcott Horsley
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
102 mm x 67 mm / 4"1 x 2"20
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP047
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Title:
Where village statesmen talk'd with looks profound
Source Text:
Oliver Goldsmith, 'The Deserted Village' 1770 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 29–60
Illustrator:
John Frederick Taylor
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
97 mm x 76 mm / 3"26 x 3"0
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP043
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Title:
Where woods and groves in solemn grandeur rise
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 113 mm / 3"21 x 4"14
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP081
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Title:
Whereat his horse did snort, as he
Source Text:
William Cowper, 'John Gilpin' 1782 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 72–85
Illustrator:
George Housman Thomas
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
105 mm x 120 mm / 4"4 x 4"23
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP061
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Title:
Which is the Fairest Flower?
Source Text:
Anon., 'Which is the Fairest Flower?' 1862 in London Society (William Clowes, London: London Society), 2 (Sep 1862), 242
Illustrator:
Walter Crane
Engraver:
William James Linton
Size:
114 mm x 190 mm / 4"16 x 7"15
Genre:
Poetry / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
LSP031
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Title:
While legion'd fairies paced the coverlet
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:
FEP070
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Title:
While resignation gently slopes the way
Source Text:
Oliver Goldsmith, 'The Deserted Village' 1770 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 29–60
Illustrator:
Thomas Creswick
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
80 mm x 42 mm / 3"5 x 1"21
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP030
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Title:
Whilst far abroad the fox pursues his prey
Source Text:
Robert Bloomfield, 'The Farmer's Boy' 1800 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 116–93
Illustrator:
Harrison William Weir
Engraver:
W. Wright
Size:
89 mm x 102 mm / 3"16 x 4"1
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP103
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