Partial List of Works
- Out of the Hurly Burly, illustrations (1874)
- Rhyme? & Reason?, by Lewis Carroll (1883)
- A Tangled Tale, by Lewis Carroll (1885)
- Our Cat Eats Rat Poison (titled Fatal Mistake in later editions)
- Stuff and Nonsense, anthology (1884)
- The Bull Calf and Other Tales, anthology (1892)
- Carlo (1912)
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