Photograph of A dream of fair women: 'I, blinded with my tears, Still strove to speak: my voice was thick with sighs' [quotation from Alfred, Lord Tennyson from poem with this title, but adding a parody of the next 3 lines; female student under examination by 6 attentive dons, all rather strange, bar one handsome and admiring young don] [John Johnson 1011] [by Ralph St. John Ainslie of Oriel College]; Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
G.A.Oxon. 4o 417, fol. 1042
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
Photograph of A dream of fair women: 'I, blinded with my tears, Still strove to speak: my voice was thick with sighs' [quotation from Alfred, Lord Tennyson from poem with this title, but adding a parody of the next 3 lines; female student under examination by 6 attentive dons, all rather strange, bar one handsome and admiring young don] [John Johnson 1011] [by Ralph St. John Ainslie of Oriel College]; Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
Shelfmark
G.A.Oxon. 4o 417, fol. 1042
Date
[c.1884]
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Shrimpton's Oxford Caricatures
Shrimpton caricatures Volume 6
Photograph of A dream of fair women: 'I, blinded with my tears, Still strove to speak: my voice was thick with sighs' [quotation from Alfred, Lord Tennyson from poem with this title, but adding a parody of the next 3 lines; female student under examination by 6 attentive dons, all rather strange, bar one handsome and admiring young don] [John Johnson 1011] [by Ralph St. John Ainslie of Oriel College]; Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
