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A Question of Conscience Print, 1898

Framed Print : A Question of Conscience Print, 1898
Framed Print : A Question of Conscience Print, 1898
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Framed Print of A Question of Conscience: "What do you mean by...prying in my attic? It's burglary...", 1898

A Question of Conscience: "What do you mean by poking and prying in my attic? It's burglary, that's what it is. What do you mean by it?", 1898. Illustration by Arthur J. [sic] Buckland, to a short story by E. Nesbit. From "Illustrated London News", 1898. Heritage Images features heritage image collections. © The Print Collector/Heritage Images

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Black And White Illustration , Illustrated London News 1898 , British Literature Artwork , Nineteenth Century Prints

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