File:Address to the toothache.jpg
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Illustration from "The poetry of Robert Burns, vol I", Edinburgh, 1897. Artist: William Brassey Hole. Sketch accompanies the poem "Address to the toothache". Source: http://scrap.oldbookillustrations.com/post/71356388853/address-toothache Public domain due to age of book publication. |
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Original publication: "The poetry of Robert Burns, vol I", Edinburgh |
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1897 |
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William Brassey Hole |
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