Seventeen to Twenty-one; or, Aunt Vonica ... With original illustrations
A Victorian domestic novel for young readers, written by Letitia Mary Martin Bell and issued by Frederick Warne & Co. in London in 1876 with original wood-engraved plates. The plates stage indoor and garden incidents — a limp body carried through a doorway, a figure weeping at a bedside, boys digging up a lintel — beside small ornaments such as a Medusa-head tailpiece with hanging bells.
