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A wanderer in London (1906)

Lucas, E. V. (Edward Verrall), 1868-1938 · New York : The Macmillan company; London, Methuen & co. · leaf 338

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hes.A naked waxwork, though unpleasant, would not be sobad: it is the clothes wanting life to vivify and justify itthat make it so terrible, just as clothes on a corpse addto the horror of death. One wonders where the clothescome from. Do they also, like the features and hair ofthese figures,… … .IKAN AKNni I |\| WD .IKANNE. Ill> WIKK AFTKH IIIK l-K li l!l. T.V .1 \ N VAN KVf K IN I UK NATIONAI- CAI.I.EKY THE CHAMBER OF HORRORS 235 clothes too ? Does the Tussaud estabhshment include atailor and a modiste ? To these questions I could nodoubt obtain a satisfactory reply by merely writing…

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