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English caricaturists and graphic humourists of the nineteeth century : How they illustrated and interpreted their times (1886)

Everitt, Graham, Heritage Book Shop (Los Angeles, Calif.), former owner. CLUW · London : S. Sonnenschein, Le Bas & Lowrey · leaf 439

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the savage goes downunder the thundering blows of Nicklebys cane. Look at the oldimbecile declaring his passion for the foolish Mrs. Nickleby. Beholdhis knee-breeches and shorts protruding from the chimney, when hisbenighted intellect prompted him, at the imminent hazard of strangu-lation, to pay a… … 3IRS. SQUEERS IN TROUBLE. 341 MartinChuzzlewit. justice which overtakes Mrs. Squeers, when she falls into the handsof her late victims, and is drenched in her turn with the loathsomebrew she had so long administered to themselves. Specially noteworthy is the bright little picture on the…

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