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illustrationillustrationAxe in hand rose the strange and dreadful figure of a naked, skeleton-like woman covered with mud and green weeds, and bleeding from great wounds in the back and sides. There it stood, shaking an axe at the terror-stricken SpaniardsLysbeth, A Tale of the DutchThe Graphic, vol. 63, no. 1630G. P. Jacomb Hoodhttps://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/haggard/illustrations/images/000/000/1923/original/axeInTheGraphic281.jpg?1518652160Lithograph. L: , W:London: The Graphic Office, 23 February 1901.Lithograph. L: , W:G. P. Jacomb Hood281The Graphic, vol. 63, no. 1630The Graphic Office23 February 1901LondonUniversity of IowaLysbeth, A Tale of the Dutch

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Axe in hand rose the strange and dreadful figure of a naked, skeleton-like woman covered with mud and green weeds, and bleeding from great wounds in the back and sides. There it stood, shaking an axe at the terror-stricken Spaniards

Axe in hand rose the strange and dreadful figure of a naked, skeleton-like woman covered with mud and green weeds, and bleeding from great wounds in the back and sides. There it stood, shaking an axe at the terror-stricken Spaniards
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