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    "'Whither away, my pretty maid?' 'I'm going to meeting, kind sir,' she said; 'May I go with you, my pretty maid?' 'With the greatest of pleasure, kind sir,' she said." 6657

    Detroit Publishing Company
    Date: about 1903
    Accession Number: 2013.6548

    "My niece, my lord," Said Ralph.
    "Then my ears did not deceive me, and it's not wa-a-x work," said his lordship. "How do we do? I'm very happy." - Chapter xix.

    Raphael Tuck & Sons
    Date: about 1904
    Accession Number: 2014.4955

    "Betsey," said Mrs. gamp, filling her own glass, and passing the tea-pot, "I will now propoge a toast. My frequent pardner, Betsey Prig!"
    "Which, altering the name to Sairah Gamp; I drink," said Mrs. Prig, "with love and tenderness." - Chapter xlix.

    Raphael Tuck & Sons
    Date: about 1910
    Accession Number: 2014.4960

    Portrait said to be of Minamoto no Yoshiie

    Kano Sansetsu
    Date: latter half of the 17th century
    Accession Number: 11.4323

    Portrait, said to be of Hônen shônin

    Date: 18th century
    Accession Number: 20.753

    Portrait of a Man (said to be John Elliot)

    Unidentified artist, British, third quarter 17th century
    Accession Number: 96.650

    Portrait of a Woman (said to be Mary Bentinck, Countess of Essex)

    Sir Godfrey Kneller
    Accession Number: L-R 1332.12

    Portrait of an Artist (said to be Andrea Sacchi)

    Agostino Scilla
    Accession Number: 25.230

    Portrait of a Man (said to be Lord Anson)

    Sir Joshua Reynolds
    Accession Number: 30.491

    Portrait of a Woman (said to be Lady Scott)

    Sir Joshua Reynolds
    Accession Number: 30.492

    Portrait of a Man (said to be Humphrey Donaldson)

    Sir William Beechey
    Accession Number: 35.1221

    Portrait of a Man Seated in an Armchair (said to be William Fairlie)

    Sir Henry Raeburn
    Date: about 1795
    Accession Number: 48.590
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