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Ah: what a blessed thing it is to be contented.
MRS. GAMP.
"Martin Chuzzlewit."

Ah: what a blessed thing it is to be contented.
MRS. GAMP.
"Martin Chuzzlewit."

Stewart & Woolf, London

The child, putting her hand in his, led him gently away.
LITTLE NELL & HER GRANDFATHER.
"Master Humphrey's Clock."

The child, putting her hand in his, led him gently away.
LITTLE NELL & HER GRANDFATHER.
"Master Humphrey's Clock."

Stewart & Woolf, London

The Fire of soul is kindled at the taper of Conviviality.
DICK SWIVELLER
"Master Humphrey's Clock."

The Fire of soul is kindled at the taper of Conviviality.
DICK SWIVELLER
"Master Humphrey's Clock."

Stewart & Woolf, London

Go in and win.
MR TOOTS & THE CHICKEN.
"Dombey and Son."

Go in and win.
MR TOOTS & THE CHICKEN.
"Dombey and Son."

Stewart & Woolf, London

Hope to the last.
NEWMAN NOGGS
"Nicholas Nickleby."

Hope to the last.
NEWMAN NOGGS
"Nicholas Nickleby."

Stewart & Woolf, London

H.R.H. The Princess of Wales.

H.R.H. The Princess of Wales.

Stewart & Woolf, London

about 1905

If there is a scoundrel on the Earth that scoundrel's name is - Heep.
URIAH HEEP & MR MICAWBER.
"David Copperfield."

If there is a scoundrel on the Earth that scoundrel's name is - Heep.
URIAH HEEP & MR MICAWBER.
"David Copperfield."

Stewart & Woolf, London

Just you attend to what I have got to say:
MR TAPLEY.

Just you attend to what I have got to say:
MR TAPLEY.

Stewart & Woolf, London

Many Happy Returns of the Day

Many Happy Returns of the Day

Stewart & Woolf, London

only three days - clover then - no more difficulties.
ALF JINGLE.
"The Pickwick Papers."

only three days - clover then - no more difficulties.
ALF JINGLE.
"The Pickwick Papers."

Stewart & Woolf, London

Peace be with us!
MR. CHADBAND & JO.

Peace be with us!
MR. CHADBAND & JO.

Stewart & Woolf, London

Public Characters Cannot be Their Own Masters/ Mrs. Jarley/ "Master Humphrey's Clock"

Public Characters Cannot be Their Own Masters/ Mrs. Jarley/ "Master Humphrey's Clock"

Alfred Crowquill

about 1909