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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:
Waiting
Source Text:
Cecil Spencer, 'Waiting. A Tale' 1862 in Once a Week (Bradbury & Evans, London: Bradbury & Evans), 7 (8 Nov 1862), 533–41
Illustrator:
M. L. Hughes
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
102 mm x 127 mm / 4"1 x 5"0
Genre:
Fiction [story] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
OWF035
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Title:
What a Comfortable Home Became During the Strike
Source Text:
Mrs. Henry [Ellen] Wood, 'A Life's Secret' 1862 in Leisure Hour (William Stevens, London: Religious Tract Society), 11, 539 (26 Apr 1862), 257–60
Illustrator:
John Gilbert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
153 mm x 136 mm / 6"1 x 5"11
Genre:
Fiction [novel] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
ALS017
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Title:
What Befell me at the Assizes
Source Text:
H. F. Waring, 'What Befell me at the Assizes' 1862 in Once a Week (Bradbury & Evans, London: Bradbury & Evans), 6 (8 Feb 1862), 191–96
Illustrator:
Matthew James Lawless
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
127 mm x 102 mm / 5"0 x 4"1
Genre:
Fiction [story] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
OWF005
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Title:
What Brought Austin Back to Ketterford
Source Text:
Mrs. Henry [Ellen] Wood, 'A Life's Secret' 1862 in Leisure Hour (William Stevens, London: Religious Tract Society), 11, 531 (27 Feb 1862), 129–33
Illustrator:
John Gilbert
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
157 mm x 135 mm / 6"6 x 5"10
Genre:
Fiction [novel] / Miscellany [periodical]
DMVI Code:
ALS009
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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:
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:
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:
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:
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 her fond husband strove to lend relief
Source Text:
Oliver Goldsmith, 'The Deserted Village' 1770 in Favourite English Poems (R. Clay & Co., 1862, London: Sampson Low, 1862), 29–60
Illustrator:
Richard Redgrave
Engraver:
[unknown]
Size:
102 mm x 63 mm / 4"1 x 2"15
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP052
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Title:
Wi' kindly welcome Jenny brings him ben
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:
85 mm x 97 mm / 3"11 x 3"26
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP056
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Title:
Wild flowers in the valley for other hands than mine
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:
68 mm x 78 mm / 2"22 x 3"2
Genre:
Poetry / Poetry
DMVI Code:
FEP193
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Title:
With my cross-bow I shot the Albatross
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:
FEP126
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Title:
You must wake and call me early, call me early, mother dear
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:
FEP180
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