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illustrationillustrationNot a hundred paces away from the carpenter’s shop where the master craftsman, Septimus, worked, was another manufactory, in which vases, basins, lamps, and all such articles were designed, moulded and bakedPearl-Maiden: A Tale of the Fall of JerusalemThe Graphic, vol. 66, no. 1724Byam Shawhttps://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/haggard/illustrations/images/000/000/1804/original/notATheGraphic801.jpg?1517101524Woodcut print. L: 21.3 , W: 21.8London: The Graphic Office, 13 December 1902.Woodcut print. L: 21.3 , W: 21.8Byam Shaw801The Graphic, vol. 66, no. 1724The Graphic Office13 December 1902LondonUniversity of IowaPearl-Maiden: A Tale of the Fall of Jerusalem

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Not a hundred paces away from the carpenter’s shop where the master craftsman, Septimus, worked, was another manufactory, in which vases, basins, lamps, and all such articles were designed, moulded and baked

Not a hundred paces away from the carpenter’s shop where the master craftsman, Septimus, worked, was another manufactory, in which vases, basins, lamps, and all such articles were designed, moulded and baked
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