Amusing poetry, ed. by S. Brooks, 第 845 期1874 |
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abbot Artemus Ward BALLADS beautiful beneath bishop of Hereford blow bold Robin Hood bound brave Bret Harte's bright brow CHARLES DICKENS Chatsworth Christmas cloth extra cloth gilt Coloured Crown 8vo dance delight dice they played Diego Perez Edition Engravings eyes fair Fairy Fcap fear gallant GEORGE CRUIKSHANK gold golden dice gone green hand hath head hear heart heire of Linne Honour HOOPOE Humour illustrated cover Inchcape Inchcape Rock JOHN CAMDEN HOTTEN king lady land lass of Preston-mill lips Little John LONDON look'd Lord maiden merry merry heart ne'er never night o'er once Outlaw paper cover PICCADILLY Portrait printed Queen Quoth Rink-a-tink Robin Hood rock rose Royal 16mo SHIRLEY BROOKS sing smile song sound spake stood Stories sweet sword tears tell thee There's thine Twas unto volume wild wind wood young
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