Chapter IV. Now Hallblithe taketh the sea
Walter Crane · 1845 - 1915
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A text page from a late nineteenth century book titled Chapter IV. Now Hallblithe taketh the sea, printed by Walter Crane in 1894. A woodcut framed by ornamental vine and foliage borders shows an armored warrior raising a sword on a shore as a figure sits in a sail-bearing boat on rough water. Below the image, a decorated initial and black letter text begin the chapter.
