Drawn by the Author.
| PHOTO ENGRAVINGS. | ||
| Going to the Fountain | [Frontispiece.] | |
| Pottery | To face p. | [32] |
| The Fountain | „ | [40] |
| A Market | „ | [60] |
| The Return Home | „ | [82] |
| Ploughing | „ | [96] |
| Woman moulding Vases | „ | [102] |
| Threshing | „ | [104] |
| WOOD ENGRAVINGS. | ||
| Men met at an Oak | To face p. | [1] |
As man conversing man, Met at an oak. Pope’sIliad, Book xxii. | ||
| Gathering Olives | „ | [16] |
Like some fair olive, by my carefulhand He grew, he flourish’d, and adorn’d theland. Pope’sIliad, Book xviii. | ||
| Meeting | „ | [22] |
The season now for calm, familiartalk, Like youths and maidens in an eveningwalk. Pope’sIliad, Book xxii. | ||
| Sowing | „ | [44] |
And naked sow the land, For lazy winter numbs the lab’ringhand. Dryden’sVirgil, Georgic i. | ||
| Jewellery | „ | [56] |
| Hewing | „ | [58] |
’Tis more by art than force of numerousstrokes, The dexterous woodman shapes the stubbornoaks. Pope’sIliad, Book xxiii. | ||
| Among the tombs | „ | [120] |
As when ashore an infant stands, And draws imagin’d houses in thesands. Pope’sIliad, Book xv. | ||
| HEADINGS TO CHAPTERS. | ||
| PAGE | ||
| Shaking an Olive-tree | [1] | |
| Sheep at a Market | [24] | |
| Goats at a Market | [45] | |
| Sickling | [59] | |
| Binding Sheaves | [86] | |
MEN MET AT AN OAK.
As man conversing man,
Met at an oak.
Pope’s Iliad, Book xxii.