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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 365

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dog than theman, but it turned out that the dog had more sense than his 350 Tlie Pictorial Press master and refused on any terras to attack tlie artist. Hebolted, the man after liim, and Simpson then armed himselfwith two stones in case the attack should be renewed, resolv-ing, like Tell when he… … XEWSrAPEE COEEESPOXDEXTS HUTS ON THE BATTLE-FIELD OF KACELJEVO, 1S77. resources, and was evidently astonished and annoyed to findhe had failed to frighten the artist, so he finished off with atorrent of curses and then gradually calmed down. Heremained watching the completion of the sketch, and…

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