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W. Cubitt Cooke
William Cubitt Cooke (1866–1951) was an English illustrator and watercolourist, known for his work on J. M. Dent's 1892 edition of Jane Austen's Complete Novels. He contributed thirty lithographs, three per volume, mirroring the scenes chosen by his predecessor, Ferdinand Pickering. Cooke also illustrated Charles Lever's novels in the late 19th century, published by Little, Brown in the U.S., following Phiz's earlier whimsical style. His illustrated works include Austen's Complete Novels, Popular British Ballads, and several of Lever's novels.
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CHAPTER I. I PREPARE TO SEEK ADVENTURES It has been said that any man, no matter how small and insignificant the post he may have filled in life, who will faithfully record the events in which he has borne a share, even though incapable of himself deriving profit from the lessons he has learned, may still be of use to others,—sometimes a guide, sometimes a warning. I hope this is true. I like to...
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PREFACE. I am unwilling to suffer this tale to leave my hands without a word of explanation to my reader. If I have never disguised from myself the grounds of any humble success I have attained to as a writer of fiction; if I have always had before me the fact that to movement and action, the stir of incident, and a certain light-heartedness and gayety of temperament, more easy to impart to others than...
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CHAPTER I. THE TRIAL Some years ago there was a trial in Dublin, which, partly because the parties in the cause were in a well-to-do condition of life, and partly because the case in some measure involved the interests of the two conflicting Churches, excited considerable sensation and much comment. The contention was the right to the guardianship of a boy whose father and mother had ceased to live...
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