The terror of the luckless poacher - The last essays of Elia
Charles Edmund Brock · 1870-1938
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A pen-and-ink illustration shows a seated, ruffed nobleman in an ornate carved chair observing a bent-over poacher held by two guards in a paneled interior. A dead hare lies on the tiled floor beside a crossbow.
