Kate and Mrs. Nickleby and the Madman
Harry Furniss
1910
5 ½ by 3 ¾ inches (14 cm high x 9.4 cm wide), vignetted
A large cucumber fell at Mrs. Nickleby’s feet, then a fine vegetable
marrow. Kate caught her mother's hand, and saw appearing above the garden wall a very
large head, in which were a most extraordinary pair of eyes, most ugly to behold — p.
543.
Dickens's Nicholas Nickleby, The Charles
Dickens Library Edition, facing IV, 545.
Scanned image and text by
Philip V. Allingham.
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