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The Argosy
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The Argosy

· Founded 1865

# Museum Catalog Description

The Argosy, Volume 42 (July-December 1886), edited by Mrs. Henry Wood, contains a serialized novel Lady Valeria by A. Moberly in forty-seven chapters, alongside numerous shorter stories and poems. The featured serial involves characters Edric, Elsie, and Euphrosyne in an intricate plot involving warnings and danger; in the excerpt shown, Elsie urgently implores Edric to leave his regiment, claiming a prophetic dream revealed his death within seven days if he remains. Other major contents include Under Northern Skies by Charles W. Wood; In a House-Boat by Minnie Douglas; Millicent's Folly credited to the author of East Lynne; and On Trial by the author of Molly Bawn. Shorter works range from naturalistic pieces like "Shrimps and Prawns" by Rev. J. G. Wood to fiction stories such as "Faithful unto Death," a true account of Irish Troubles. Poetry contributors include E. Nesbit and Isabella Fyvie Mayo. Illustrated throughout by M. L. Gow and other artists.

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Date
Founded 1865
Rights
Public domain — free to view, share, and reuse.
Restoration
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