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The world was waiting to be full of discovery made. I could share the things I saw and learned, you would react to something all others might walk by.
Margaret Bourke-White
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Oliver amazed at the dodger’s mode of going to work.

George Cuikshank, from Cruikshank’s water colours, by Joseph Grego, London, 1903.

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oldbookillustrations: Oliver amazed at the dodger’s mode of going to work. George Cuikshank, from Cruikshank’s water colours, by Joseph Grego, London, 1903. (Source: archive.org)