Three initial letter "M" vignettes by George du Maurier for William Black’s "A Rose in June." The Cornhill Magazine 29 (June, March, and April 1874): 365, 491 736.
du Maurier’s Other Illustrations and Page Decorations for “A Rose in June”
- They were interrupted by a third person, who had come along the road
- Initial letters vignette "I" and "T""
- Before Rose was aware, Mrs. Damerell came into her room
- She took her bag in her hand and noiselessly stole out
- The rose of my story was half-sitting, half-reclining at his feet
- The girl stood motionless, subdued by it
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