Then began the nightingale to sing by William Heath Robinson

Illustration of an elderly woman in a chair with a cat, two girls, a cradle and a round mirror in a plain room.

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A color illustration shows an elderly woman in a white turban and spectacles seated in a ladder-back chair beside a black cat, while a young girl sits near a wooden cradle holding a patchwork quilt and another girl stands at right. The scene is set in a plain interior with a round wall mirror. Printed under the title "Then began the nightingale to sing" by William Heath Robinson, dated 1913.

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