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Scene from John Vanbrugh's The Relapse (1696) - Midnight alarm, with Fashion, Lory and Sir Tunbelly (3.3)

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1800s

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Author



Description	English painter
Date of birth/death	19 January 1819	2 November 1909
Location of birth/death	Aldfield, North Yorkshire, England	London
Authority control	WorldCat

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