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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 174

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. In such a Hollow, Musick dwells; thus love Laies forth itself, yet neer doth bankrupt prove. And having read the riddle doth impart Things sometimes hollow have the soundest heart. … PRODIGIOUS MONSTER TAKEN IN THE MOUNTAINS OF ZARDANA IN SPAIN, 1655. This broadside was an agreeable change from the prodi-gies and monstrosities with which the public were so liberally IGO The rirtorhil Press: supplied. A specimen of the latter was published in 1G55,which must have tried the faith…

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