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A fiddler falls over in fright at a skeleton. Etching by Neagle after C. Edgeworth, 1801.
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A fiddler falls over in fright at a skeleton. Etching by Neagle after C. Edgeworth, 1801.

C. Edgeworth · 1801

CC0 — Public Domain
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Lettering: Frontispiece ; C. Edgeworth del. ; Neagle sc.

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