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"Mr. Shine held his burning-glass over the water." Print illustrated by Katharine Sturges Dodge from "Adventures in the Open" by Nina Wilcox Putnam and Norman Jacobsen

"Mrs. Night smoothed out their pillows. After that the bed seemed much nicer." Print illustrated by Katharine Sturges Dodge from "Adventures in the Open" by Nina Wilcox Putnam and Norman Jacobsen

"My spirit was willing enough but my pegs were not." Print illustrated by Dorothy P. Lathrop from "Hitty: Her First Hundred Years" By Rachel Field

"Nepenthe." Print from "Smoke and Bubbles" by John William Sargent and illustrated by Nella Fontaine Binckley

"Night Piece" by Aubrey Beardsley

"No Such Word as Fail;" Or, The Children's Journey. by Alice B. Neal

"None of the children had time to put on their clothes" Illustration by Roy Best from "The Peter Pan Picture Book"

"Now he put the final play of his sword on Hook." Illustration by Roy Best from "The Peter Pan Picture Book"

"off which they rapidly ate a quantity of berries." Print from The Epiplectic Bicycle" by Edward Gorey

"On Dieppe Cheach (The Bathers)" by Aubrey Beardsley

"On the grave of the prince's father there grew a rose bush" Full color print by Harry Clarke from "Fairy Tales" by Hans Christian Andersen

"on which was perched a large bird" Print from The Epiplectic Bicycle" by Edward Gorey

"Outside, the Indians were keeping guard." Illustration by Roy Best from "The Peter Pan Picture Book"

"Peche a la Ligne" and "Retour des Courses" Double Sided Print from "L'Assiette au Beurre: Les Sportsmen par Xavier Gosé" No. 44. 1st February 1902

"Pencil Sketch of a Child" by Aubrey Beardsley

"Pennsylvania Railroad Company's Elevators, Canton, Baltimore.” Print from “Maryland, Its Resources, Industries and Institutions.”