Full-Color Plate on Page 192 of the [1923] T. Nelson & Sons, Ltd., Reprint Depicting Alice Comforting Ellen After the Loss of Her Letter

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This color plate is from the [1923] Nelson&Sons, Ltd. Reprint, depicts Alice comforting Ellen after the loss of her letter. Alice sits in a chair, dressed in a dark dress, holding Ellen's face close to her's. Ellen is dressed in a green dress, her face somber. Both are at eye level. An inscription below the illustration says, "'My poor child!' Was Alice's first expression." The scene depicted in this illustration appears on page 217 of the novel.

Alice Comforting Ellen After the Loss of Her Letter
Ellen
Alice

1923

Wetherell, Elizabeth [Susan Warner]. The Wide, Wide World. Reprint, London: T. Nelson & Sons, Ltd., [1923].

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