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.jpg "An Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog (Illustration by Randolph Caldecott) by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "And He That Was of Mildest Mood, Did Slay the Other There, Illustration from Babes in the Wood by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "When the Pie was opened, The Birds began to sing, 1880 by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "Stray dog befriended by good man of Islington by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "The Knave of Hearts, He Stole Those Tarts by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "She Never Slumbered in Her Pew by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "Pray, Mr Frog, will you give us a song by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "Away They Went The Pretty Babes, Rejoicing At That Tide by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "Scene from The Babes in the Wood by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "The Rat Ate the Malt... by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "Master Bill Primrose preparing to sing the story by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "The Jackdaw and the Doves by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "Three Jovial Huntsmen by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "Pray, Miss Mouse, Will You Give Us Some Beer by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "A Farmer Went Trotting Upon His Grey Mare by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "Bystanders watch as John Gilpin gallops past by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "John Gilpin attaches wine bottles to his belt by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "Bystanders Watch as John Gilpin is Chased Across the Countryside by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "...the next thing they did find, Was a gruntin, grindin grindle-stone... by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "John Gilpin sets out on his journey to Edmonton by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "The Good Man of Islington Dressing by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "Local French Fishing Village in the South of France by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "Villagers Watch the Hue and Cry by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "Fox Hunting: Going to Cover, 19th century by Randolph Caldecott")
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.jpg "Notes at the Shaksperian Show at the Royal Albert Hall by Randolph Caldecott")
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