
Chapter XV. Yet Hallblithe speaketh with the King
Walter Crane · 1845 - 1915
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A black-and-white woodcut style illustration framed by ornamental foliate borders, showing two standing men conversing in a forest clearing beside a seated woman beneath a draped canopy. The page carries a red chapter heading and a decorated initial letter above the printed text. The work is a print by Walter Crane dated 1894, from the chapter titled Chapter XV. Yet Hallblithe speaketh with the King.























