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George Cruikshank's Table-book (1845)

Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878, ill, À Beckett, Gilbert Abbott, 1811-1856 · London : Pub. at the Punch Office · leaf 238

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three years for one, it was quite time, saidthe gentleman. (He was dressed in powder and a pigtail, quite in the old fashion.) The husband is no great things, continued the lady, taking snuff: A lowfellow, my dear : a butchers son, I believe. Did you see how the wretch ate atsupper ? To think my… … not by breeding. Witness young Otto, the Landgrave of Godesbergs son, who islistening at the door like a lackey, and whom I intend to run through the— A LEGEND OF THE RHINE. 197 Law, Baron ! said the lady, I will, thougli, replied the Baron, drawing an immense sword, and glaring roundat Otto : hut…

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