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Gentleman romancing Lady! New Year Card.
Victorian Christmas card with kitten drinking from teacup
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![A midsummer-night's dream: act IV, scene 1: Titania: Come set thee down upon this flowery bed [graphic] / lith](https://www.lookandlearn.com/history-images/thumbnail/YFS/YFS0/YFS0153/YFS0153408.jpg "A midsummer-night's dream: act IV, scene 1: Titania: Come set thee down upon this flowery bed [graphic] / lith. of Currier & Ives. Creator: Currier & Ives, printmaker. Date created or published: New York : Published by Currier & Ives, [19th century]. Digital image file name: 29790.")
A midsummer-night's dream: act IV, scene 1: Titania: Come set thee down upon this flowery bed [graphic] / lith
"I could not love thee, dear, so much / Loved I not honour more"
Brutus and the Ghost of Julius Caesar
![King Henry IV, pt. 1, III, 3, Falstaff and Bardolph [graphic]: Fal:"Thou art our admiral: thou bearest the lantern in …"](https://www.lookandlearn.com/history-images/thumbnail/YFS/YFS0/YFS0156/YFS0156880.jpg "King Henry IV, pt. 1, III, 3, Falstaff and Bardolph [graphic] : Fal: \"Thou art our admiral: thou bearest the lantern in the poop, but 'tis in the nose of thee. Thou are the Knight of the Burning Lamp\" / [Henry Richter]. Creator: Richter, Henry, 1772-1857, artist. Date created or published: 1829. Digital image file name: 36375.")
King Henry IV, pt. 1, III, 3, Falstaff and Bardolph [graphic]: Fal:"Thou art our admiral: thou bearest the lantern in …"
Ben."Only foul words; and thereupon I will kiss thee", Beat.