Old picture books; with other essays on bookish subjects (1902)
Pollard, Alfred W. (Alfred William), 1859-1944, Pollard, Alice · London : Methuen and co. · leaf 209
e, 196 OLD PICTURE BOOKS And can as hardly be restraind as yours.Give me your hands. I will consort you too :Lets try what London Prentices can do I Eustace. For my Trades sake, if good success I haveThe grocers arms shall in my ensign wave. Guy. And if my valour bring me to commandThe Goldsmiths… … THE FOUR PRENTISES OF LONDON But there is a stage direction later on in the play:Alarum. The four brethren each of them kill a Paganking, take off their crowns and exeunt, two one way andtwo another way ; and I cannot but regret that the artistdid not choose this as the subject of his cut. In 1655…
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