Harry Furniss’s Illustrations of Lewis Carroll’s “Sylvie and Bruno” and"Sylvia and Bruno Concluded" (original) (raw)

Fantasy

• Sylvie’s Music
• He wrenched out that Crocodile’s toof!
• And are not these the Fish
• “I must make Nero visible, you know!”
• And there came a day when they put their heads together
• [The lion rescues the lamb]
• [Yawning man & fish with tophat]
• And in marched . . . an Elephant
• That Camel passed . . . around the ruined Pump
• A furious wild beast

Realism

• Five 0’Clock Tea
• Lords of Creation
• Still clinging to him, she laid her head softly on his breast
• An' she just puts her dear arms about my neck
• He was indeed a pitiable object
• His wife knelt down at the bedside

Bibliography

Carroll, Lewis. Sylvia and Bruno Concluded. London: Macmillan & Co., 1893. Hathi Digital Library Trust version of a copy in the Pennsylvania State University Library. Web. 20 September 2016.

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