H1812: "In St. Giles, Bloomsbury. 'Why, Mister Adolphus, Who'd Ha' Thought of Seeing You in the Holy Ground? 'How Dye Know Who I Am?' Lord Bless Ye, Sir! Not Know Ye! Why I'd Know Ye if Ye Was Boiled up in Soup.'" A drawing in pen and brown ink and watercolor, on paper 12 cm. x 15 cm.

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Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > Manuscripts in the Richard Gimbel Collection of Charles Dickens (GEN MSS 1998) > Series III: <title>Dickensiana</title> > Paintings & Drawings > H1804-H1814: Leech, John > H1812: "In St. Giles, Bloomsbury. 'Why, Mister Adolphus, Who'd Ha' Thought of Seeing You in the Holy Ground? 'How Dye Know Who I Am?' Lord Bless Ye, Sir! Not Know Ye! Why I'd Know Ye if Ye Was Boiled up in Soup.'" A drawing in pen and brown ink and watercolor, on paper 12 cm. x 15 cm.

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Description

Title: H1812: "In St. Giles, Bloomsbury. 'Why, Mister Adolphus, Who'd Ha' Thought of Seeing You in the Holy Ground? 'How Dye Know Who I Am?' Lord Bless Ye, Sir! Not Know Ye! Why I'd Know Ye if Ye Was Boiled up in Soup.'" A drawing in pen and brown ink and watercolor, on paper 12 cm. x 15 cm.
Creator: From the Collection: Gimbel, Richard
Contributor: From the Collection: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870
From the Collection: Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878
Published / Created: undated
Description: "In St. Giles, Bloomsbury. 'Why, Mister Adolphus, Who'd Ha' Thought of Seeing You in the Holy Ground? 'How Dye Know Who I Am?' Lord Bless Ye, Sir! Not Know Ye! Why I'd Know Ye if Ye Was Boiled up in Soup.'" A drawing in pen and brown ink and watercolor, on paper 12 cm. x 15 cm.
Provenance: Gift of Richard Gimbel, circa 1920-1969.
Language: English
French
Italian

Repository

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

Call Number

GEN MSS 1998

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Container / Volume

Box 77, folder 871

Access: Public
Citation: Manuscripts in the Richard Gimbel Collection of Charles Dickens. General Collection, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University.