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The Curio (1887)

New York : R.W. Wright; · leaf 202

An illustration from The Curio, 1887, leaf 202
Death ? erected in their honor. To-day the ‘Coucou’ Sadly the refrain which broke forth one day is proud of being the chapel in which, gracious and aristocratically beautiful, they dispense the from the passionate lips of that poet of Bo- hemia, Francois Villon, steals across our sweet draughts… … LE TAMBOURIN. MY FRIEND MAXWELL. A CHRISTMAS REMINISCENCE. BY CLARA LANZA. spirits, then suddenly becoming imbued with a I HAD known Robert Maxwell long and depression that nearly bordered on morose- intimately, consequently when his trouble ness. He used to say laughingly that he had fell upon him…

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