White, Gleeson, 1851-1898 · London, Offices of the Studio · leaf 35
the right to be amused, the imaginationof poets and artists addressed itself at last to themost appreciative of all audiences, a world of new-comers, with insatiable appetites for wonders realand imaginary. But for many years before the Victorian periodfolklore was left to the peasants, or at least…
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