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‘There, Curdie! There ‘s the kiss i promised you!
Charles Folkard · 1878 -1963
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A pen-and-ink illustration shows a bearded man wearing a plumed crown and fur-trimmed cloak, standing beside a richly harnessed white horse. A young girl in a long dress embraces a small boy in a short tunic and laced boots, while turreted castle towers rise in the background. The print is credited to Charles Folkard and dated 1949, and its title refers to a kiss promised to Curdie.
