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English: Illustration for the serial story, "A Damsel in Distress" in the Saturday Evening Post (US) 1919 May 10. Author: P. G. Wodehouse; illustrator: Henry Raleigh. Caption: “The Family History is More Important Than Grubbing About in the Dirt. Go and Attend to These Notes at Once” |
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| Author | Henry Raleigh |
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