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The Household Edition of Barnaby Rudge was published in 1874 and features 46 illustrations by Fred Barnard.

Title Page and Vignette

Stand — let me see your face"

Does the boy ever know what he's a saying of?" Cried the astonished John Willett

"I can't touch him!" cried the idiot, falling back and shuddering as with a strong spasm; "He's bloody!"

"If I am ever," said Mrs. V. — not scolding, but in a sort of monotonous remonstrance — "in spirits, if I am ever cheerful, if I am ever more than usually disposed to be talkative, and comfortable, this is the way I am treated."

Those lips within Sim's reach from day to day, and yet so far off

"Chester," said Mr. Haredale after a short silence . . . , "you have the head and heart of an evil spirit in all matters of deception."

"He melts, I think. He goes like a drop of froth . . . ."

Father and Son

"Come, come, master," cried the fellow, urged by the look of his comrades...

With that he advanced, and bending down over the prostrate form, softly turned back the head and looked into the face

She sat there, thoughtful and apart until their time was out

Emma Haredale and Dolly Varden

"Huff or no huff," said Mr. Tappertit, detaining her by the wrist

How the Accomplished Gentleman spent the Evening in the Midst of a Dazzling and Brilliant Circle

Now he would call to her from the topmost branch of some high tree by the roadside

"I beg pardon — do I address Miss Haredale?"

Finished by driving him with surprising swiftness against a heap of spitoons in one corner

Lord George Gordon leaving the Maypole

"If they're a dream," said Sim, "let sculptures have such wisions, and chisel's out when they wake"

"Ha, ha" roared the fellow, smiting his leg

A Nice Trio

Gabriel Varden

"He retort!" cried Haredale. "Look you here, my lord. Do you know this man?"

"In the name of God, no!" shrieked the widow, darting forward "Barnaby — my lord — see — he'll come back — Barnaby, Barnaby!"

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