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illustrationillustrationOne morning my great-grandmother finished dictating her history, the ending of which seemed to affect her much, for when it was done she told me sharply to put the typed sheets away and let her hear or see no more of themSwallowThe Graphic, vol. 58, no. 1509William Hatherellhttps://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/haggard/illustrations/images/000/000/2003/original/oneMorningSwallowTheGraphic569.jpg?1519740370Lithograph. L: 19.3 , W: 22.5London: The Graphic Office, 29 October 1898.Lithograph. L: 19.3 , W: 22.5William Hatherell569The Graphic, vol. 58, no. 1509The Graphic Office29 October 1898LondonVirginia Military InstituteSwallow

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One morning my great-grandmother finished dictating her history, the ending of which seemed to affect her much, for when it was done she told me sharply to put the typed sheets away and let her hear or see no more of them

One morning my great-grandmother finished dictating her history, the ending of which seemed to affect her much, for when it was done she told me sharply to put the typed sheets away and let her hear or see no more of them
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