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illustrationillustration'Look out, Foy, she’s coming to herself.' Then someone poured wine down her throat, whereupon, unable to bear this bewilderment any longer, Elsa sat up and opened her eyes wide, to see before her Foy, and none other than Foy in the fleshLysbeth, A Tale of the DutchThe Graphic, vol. 63, no. 1628G. P. Jacomb Hoodhttps://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/haggard/illustrations/images/000/000/1921/original/lookOutTheGraphic223.jpg?1518491579Lithograph. L: , W:London: The Graphic Office, 9 February 1901.Lithograph. L: , W:G. P. Jacomb Hood223The Graphic, vol. 63, no. 1628The Graphic Office9 February 1901LondonUniversity of IowaLysbeth, A Tale of the Dutch

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'Look out, Foy, she’s coming to herself.' Then someone poured wine down her throat, whereupon, unable to bear this bewilderment any longer, Elsa sat up and opened her eyes wide, to see before her Foy, and none other than Foy in the flesh

'Look out, Foy, she’s coming to herself.' Then someone poured wine down her throat, whereupon, unable to bear this bewilderment any longer, Elsa sat up and opened her eyes wide, to see before her Foy, and none other than Foy in the flesh
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