Tis better to have loved and lost by J. Campbel Phillips

Pen drawing of a couple walking away down a tree-lined path while a man in a hat leans on a wooden fence watching them.

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A pen-and-ink drawing by J. Campbel Phillips, dated 1899, shows a man and a woman in period dress walking away along a tree-lined path past a wooden fence and stile. A second man in a hat leans on the fence in the foreground, watching them, beneath a signpost. The caption beneath reads "'Tis better to have loved and lost."

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