Barnaby Rudge by Charles Dickens. First published 1841. Caption reads: He put his arm about the dying man, who repulsed him, feebly, and dropped upon the turf. Raising himself upon his hands, he gazed at him for an instant, with scorn and hatred in his look; but, seeming to remember, even then, that this expression would distort his features after death, he tried to smile, and, faintly moving his right hand, as if to hide his bloody linen in his vest, fell back dead—the phantom of last night.' (Sir John and Haredale) English novelist: 7 February 1812 – 9 June 1870.
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Barnaby Rudge by Charles Dickens. First published 1841. Caption reads: He put his arm about the dying man, who repulsed him, feebly, and dropped upon the turf. Raising himself upon his hands, he gazed at him for an instant, with scorn and hatred in his look; but, seeming to remember, even then, that this expression would distort his features after death, he tried to smile, and, faintly moving his right hand, as if to hide his bloody linen in his vest, fell back dead—the phantom of last night.' (Sir John and Haredale) English novelist: 7 February 1812 – 9 June 1870.