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Ben Jonson quote and Thoreau's response from his Walking essay, page 51.

A Latin phrase in Thoreau's Walking essay

A child's nursery rhyme in Thoreau's Walking essay

Title page of The Miser: A Comedy

Illustration made by Herbert Cole for Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat Published by John Lane in 1901.

Illustration Made by Herbert Cole for Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat Published by John Lane Publisher in 1901.

Cover of June 1982's Heresies magazine, featuring marginalia along the top. This issue is the "Women's Pages" issue, which is number 14 of a total of 27 issues.

One comment reading "DIKE Magazine" and a reply reading, "PISS OFF (ANYWAY DON'T YOU KNOW DYKE IS THE NAME OF A GREEK GODDESS YOU JERK)" on the cover page of June 1982's Heresies. Both comments have been (unsuccessfully) covered over with black…

Various editorial statements from different members of the Heresies Collective on page two of the first issue of Heresies.

Various editorial statements from different members of the Heresies Collective on page three of the first issue of Heresies.

An excerpt of the table of contents in June 1982's Heresies, directing people to "insert your art into the magazine" on "the blank page" at page 16

The front cover of the first issue of Heresies magazine, published in January 1977

The front cover of the eighth issue of Heresies magazine, published in 1979

The front cover of Winter 1978's Heresies on "Women's Traditional Arts and The Politics of Aesthetics"

The front cover of the "Mothers, Mags & Movie Stars" issue of Heresies, published January 1986

Cover Page of Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat published by Hodder & Stoughton in 1909

Title page of Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat published by Hodder & Stoughton in 1909

Photograph of publication advertisement detailing other works by Radcliffe available from same publisher.

Photograph of the title page for 1794 (possibly first) edition of the play.