Posts tagged mr. meeson's will
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Augusta set her teeth and endured in silence. Frontispiece from Mr. Meeson’s will, by Henry Rider Haggard, London, 1888. (Source: archive.org)

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Augusta set her teeth and endured in silence.

Frontispiece from Mr. Meeson’s will, by Henry Rider Haggard, London, 1888.

(Source: archive.org)

Sunday, December 2, 2012
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The street where Augusta lived. From Mr. Meeson’s will, by Henry Rider Haggard, London, 1888. (Source: archive.org)

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The street where Augusta lived.

From Mr. Meeson’s will, by Henry Rider Haggard, London, 1888.

(Source: archive.org)

Sunday, December 2, 2012
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Augusta gently lifted the sheet, revealing the sweet face of little Jeannie in her coffin. From Mr. Meeson’s will, by Henry Rider Haggard, London, 1888. (Source: archive.org)

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Augusta gently lifted the sheet, revealing the sweet face of little Jeannie in her coffin.

From Mr. Meeson’s will, by Henry Rider Haggard, London, 1888.

(Source: archive.org)

Sunday, December 2, 2012
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“She’s going! By George, she’s going! ” said the seaman Johnnie. From Mr. Meeson’s will, by Henry Rider Haggard, London, 1888. (Source: archive.org)

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“She’s going! By George, she’s going! ” said the seaman Johnnie.

From Mr. Meeson’s will, by Henry Rider Haggard, London, 1888.

(Source: archive.org)

Saturday, December 1, 2012
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Down went the books with a crash and a bang. From Mr. Meeson’s will, by Henry Rider Haggard, London, 1888. (Source: archive.org)

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Down went the books with a crash and a bang.

From Mr. Meeson’s will, by Henry Rider Haggard, London, 1888.

(Source: archive.org)

Saturday, December 1, 2012
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Augusta turned her back to the judge, in order that he might examine what was written on it. From Mr. Meeson’s will, by Henry Rider Haggard, London, 1888. (Source: archive.org)

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Augusta turned her back to the judge, in order that he might examine what was written on it.

From Mr. Meeson’s will, by Henry Rider Haggard, London, 1888.

(Source: archive.org)

Saturday, December 1, 2012