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Illustrations  of  the  Book  of  Job.  Invented  and
Engraved  by  William  Blake.
The  Grave  :  A  Poem.  By  Robert  Blair.  Illustrated ­
  by  12  Etchings  executed  by  Louis  Schiavonetti
  from  the  Original  Inventions  of  William
Blake.  With  an  Engraved  Title  Page  and  a
Portrait  of  Blake  by  T.  Phillips,  R.A.
Windsor  Castle.  By  W.  Harrison  Ainsworth.
With  22  Plates  and  87  Woodcuts  in  the  Text
by  George  Cruikshank.
The  Tower  of  London.  By  W.  Harrison  Ainsworth. ­
  With  40  Plates  and  58  Woodcuts  in
the  Text  by  George  Cruikshank.
Frank  Fairlegh.  By  F.  E.  Smedley.  With  30
Plates  by  George  Cruikshank.
Handy  Andy.  By  Samuel  Lover.  With  24
Illustrations  by  the  Author.
The  Compleat  Angler.  By  Izaak  Walton  and
Charles  Cotton.  With  14  Plates  and  77
Woodcuts  in  the  Text.
This  volume  is  reproduced  from  the  beautiful  edition  of  John
Major  of  1824.
The  Fables  of  Æsop.  With  380  Woodcuts  by
Thomas  Bewick.
The  Pickwick  Papers.  By  Charles  Dickens.
With  the  43  Illustrations  by  Seymour  and  Phiz,
the  two  Buss  Plates  and  the  32  Contemporary
Onwhyn  Plates.
This  is  a  particularly  interesting  volume,  containing,  as  it
does,  reproductions  of  very  rare  plates.

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