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book of nonsense
Title
A book of nonsense.
Creator
Lear, Edward
Date Issued
1846
Identifier
FSULearBook_004, fsu:48307
Format
E-book
book of nonsense
Title
A book of nonsense.
Creator
Lear, Edward, Miller, James
Date Issued
[1875?], 1875
Identifier
FSULearBook_012, http://ufdc.ufl.edu/UF00065522, fsu:54166
Format
E-book
book of nonsense
Title
A book of nonsense.
Creator
Lear, Edward
Date Issued
[between 1872 and 1875?], 1872, 1875, 1872, 1875
Identifier
FSULearBook_013, fsu:56236
Format
E-book
book of nonsense
Title
The book of nonsense.
Creator
Lear, Edward
Date Issued
1898
Identifier
FSULearBook_008, fsu:52883
Format
E-book
book of nonsense to which is added more nonsense
Title
The book of nonsense to which is added more nonsense: with all the original pictures and verses.
Creator
Lear, Edward
Date Issued
[n.d.]
Identifier
FSULearBook_011, fsu:53933
Format
E-book
Facsimile of A nonsense alphabet
Title
Facsimile of A nonsense alphabet.
Creator
Lear, Edward
Date Issued
c1926, 1926
Identifier
FSULearBook_002, fsu:48246
Format
E-book
Laughable lyrics
Title
Laughable lyrics: a fourth book of nonsense poems, songs, botany, music, &c.
Creator
Lear, Edward
Date Issued
1877
Identifier
FSULearBook_005, fsu:64184
Format
E-book
Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, August 11, 1877
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, August 11, 1877.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Aberdare, Henry Austin Bruce, Baron, 1815-1895
Abstract/Description
Has sent the painting of the Kinchinjunga. Asks them not to state the price to anyone, for he would charge others more. Requests payment of the balance. May not return to England, for he has no family and few remaining friends. Speaks of various acquaintances.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32b_18
Format
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Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, August 23, 1877
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, August 23, 1877.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Aberdare, Henry Austin Bruce, Baron, 1815-1895
Abstract/Description
Lear is delighted that the painting of the Kinchinjunga pleases. Has been told that he cannot consider himself a painter since he paints on commission and is unknown to the public.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32b_19
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Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, December 31, 1883
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, December 31, 1883.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Aberdare, Henry Austin Bruce, Baron, 1815-1895
Abstract/Description
Sends New Year greetings. Is 72 but continues working. Prefers large subjects as less trying to the eyes. Sends his works to Foord's in Wardour Street for sale. The two sons of his old servant now care for him. Quotes a portion of "Mrs. Jayphar's Wisdom."
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32b_21
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Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, July 3, 1868
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, July 3, 1868.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Aberdare, Henry Austin Bruce, Baron, 1815-1895
Abstract/Description
Playfully accuses Bruce of avoiding him.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32a
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Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, July 31, 1863
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, July 31, 1863.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Aberdare, Henry Austin Bruce, Baron, 1815-1895
Abstract/Description
Feels remorse at not having called on Mrs. Bruce. Has been hoping to get their children to his house. Has been making a small copy of a painting for "little Willie" Beadon, whose father lived at No. 9, opposite. Is going to Hastings. Refers to Napier's writings on Cephalonica. Lear will be in London in September and Bruce may select from numerous paintings. Refers to "Ionian Judge" political controversy. Hears Bruce is well liked as Under Secretary.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32a_03
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Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, June 6, 1875
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, June 6, 1875.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Aberdare, Henry Austin Bruce, Baron, 1815-1895
Abstract/Description
Lear's friend, Penry Williams, has become concerned about the fate of correspondence he retains. Lear asks if Lord Aberdare would agree to keep it in case anyone should wish to prepare a memoir of Williams. Lear fears that he may forget to address the title his old friends now elevated to the peerage. He has completed Lord and Lady Aberdare's paintings of Smila and Benares. Will do Lord Aberdare's Kinchinjunga next winter.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32b_15
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Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, November 24, 1865
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, November 24, 1865.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Aberdare, Henry Austin Bruce, Baron, 1815-1895
Abstract/Description
Compliments Bruce on his Ministry and describes his happy reaction to the appointment of Chichester Fortescue to the Irish Secretaryship. Hopes for the rise of T. G. Baring. Has been sketching but weather is foggy. He fears asthma. His servant George is ill at Corfu.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32a_06
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Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, October 18, 1865
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, October 18, 1865.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Aberdare, Henry Austin Bruce, Baron, 1815-1895
Abstract/Description
Quarantines have changed his travel plans. After painting view of Jerusalem and Mt. Olympus, Lear will head south. Holman Hunt is to marry in December and go to Palestine. References to numerous social visits, including one to Tennyson.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32a_05
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Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, September 11, 1872
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, September 11, 1872.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Aberdare, Henry Austin Bruce, Baron, 1815-1895
Abstract/Description
Regrets he will not be able to visit, for all his time is taken up. Acknowledges a commission for a painting to be executed in India.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32a_12
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Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, September 25, 1884
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, September 25, 1884.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Aberdare, Henry Austin Bruce, Baron, 1815-1895
Abstract/Description
Acknowledges the purchase of his paintings for pounds 31.8.0. Is surprised that Millais receives such prices for works that require much less labor than Lear's. Considers new publications and republications. Refers to Richard Doyle as "a wonderfully beautiful artist." Speaks of his work on 200 illustrations for Tennyson.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32b_22
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Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, September 26, 1875
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, September 26, 1875.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Aberdare, Henry Austin Bruce, Baron, 1815-1895
Abstract/Description
Has ordered a six-foot canvas to be sent to Sanremo for the painting of the Kinchinjunga. Stays at Franklin Lushington's on the way to Folkstone.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32b_16
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Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, September 8, 1866
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, September 8, 1866.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Aberdare, Henry Austin Bruce, Baron, 1815-1895
Abstract/Description
Inquires about the opportunities for an old friend's son, who has been thrown out of work by recent economic conditions. Refers to the death of Thomas George Baring's father; the son will now be Lord Northbrook. Lear's friend Penry Williams thinks of settling in London. Lear has accidentally burned a canvas. Sir Henry Storks has asked Lear to go to Malta with him. References to Cardinal Manning and to Holman Hunt.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32a_07
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Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, undated
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, undated.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Aberdare, Henry Austin Bruce, Baron, 1815-1895
Abstract/Description
Concerns establishing a time for a visit with Bruce. Refers to the William Beadons.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32a_02
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Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, undated
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Henry Bruce, undated.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Aberdare, Henry Austin Bruce, Baron, 1815-1895
Abstract/Description
Sorry to have missed him. Mentions T. G. Baring, E. Drummond, Mr. Helps, Stephen Carr, and Spenser Robinson. Gives an anecdote of a school inspector.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32b_23
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Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, April 15, 1868-May 7, 1868
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, April 15, 1868-May 7, 1868.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Bruce, Nora Creina Blanche Napier
Abstract/Description
On a sheet begun at Cannes, 15 April 1868. Lear is miserable in Cannes and decided to leave. Since he could not go to Palestine as planned, he went to Corsica to paint. However, wet weather and fever make him think of returning to Nice and England.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32a_09
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Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, April 25, 1875
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, April 25, 1875.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Bruce, Nora Creina Blanche Napier
Abstract/Description
Has failed to reply to her because of his eyesight and guests. Has seen Oliver Jones, Lord Digby and Lord Wyatt. Failed earlier to congratulate her daughter, Margaret Richmond, on the birth of a son. Is preparing landscape sketches for both Lord and Lady Aberdare. Plans another for Lord Aberdare. Expects to be in London in June. Requires a big room to exhibit his paintings. His servant's wife has died.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32b_14
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Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, December 24, 1870
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, December 24, 1870.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Bruce, Nora Creina Blanche Napier
Abstract/Description
Mrs. W. Napier has not come. Refers to recent publication of his Nonsense Songs and Stories. His new rooms are too wet to occupy. The war has made it difficult to sell paintings. Becomes increasingly indifferent as he grows older. Asks after Mrs. W. Beadon, her children and others.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32a_11
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Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, February 13, 1875
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, February 13, 1875.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Bruce, Nora Creina Blanche Napier
Abstract/Description
He has returned from India. Hears that she has twin grandchildren. Will begin a painting for her.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32b_13
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Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, February 26, 1877
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, February 26, 1877.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Bruce, Nora Creina Blanche Napier
Abstract/Description
Is glad that Lord Aberdare was not seriously hurt. Received General, Mrs. and Miss McMurdo last Thursday. His servant George is very ill. Would Lord Aberdare be willing to make an advanced payment on his painting?
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32b_17
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Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, January 10, 1865
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, January 10, 1865.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Bruce, Nora Creina Blanche Napier
Abstract/Description
Is reading a biography of her father, William Napier. Wishes to read Napier's account of the Peninsular War and other writings. Asks after her uncle, who wrote a history of Florence. Has walked to Genoa and back preparing drawings. Asks after Mrs. W. F. Beadon and child. Objects to social swells at Nice.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32a_04
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Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, November 25, 1868
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, November 25, 1868.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Bruce, Nora Creina Blanche Napier
Abstract/Description
About Henry Bruce's loss of an election for Parliament. Will finish 50 drawings in three more days.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32a_10
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Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, October 7, 1877
Title
Letter from Edward Lear to Nora Bruce, October 7, 1877.
Creator
Lear, Edward, 1812-1888, Bruce, Nora Creina Blanche Napier
Abstract/Description
Wishes to hear from them and to know how they like the Kinchinjunga. Speaks of his new servant's comical diction. Sends copies of his new list of paintings (not present). Has visited his old servant at Corfu.
Identifier
FSU_Lear_MSS_1978_32b_20
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More nonsense
Title
More nonsense.
Creator
Lear, Edward
Date Issued
1889
Identifier
FSULearBook_006, fsu:52688
Format
E-book
nonsense birthday book
Title
A nonsense birthday book.
Creator
Lear, Edward
Date Issued
1894
Identifier
FSULearBook_003, fsu:64852
Format
E-book
Nonsense drolleries
Title
Nonsense drolleries: The owl and the pussy-cat; The duck and the kangaroo.
Creator
Lear, Edward, Foster, William
Date Issued
1889
Identifier
FSULearBook_009, fsu:52998
Format
E-book
Nonsense songs
Title
Nonsense songs.
Creator
Lear, Edward
Date Issued
[1894?], 1894
Identifier
FSULearBook_014, fsu:60671
Format
E-book
pelican chorus
Title
The pelican chorus: and other nonsense verses.
Creator
Lear, Edward, Brooke, L. Leslie
Date Issued
[n.d.]
Identifier
FSULearBook_010, fsu:53844
Format
E-book
Queery Leary nonsense
Title
Queery Leary nonsense: a Lear nonsense book.
Creator
Lear, Edward, Strachie, Constance Braham Strachey, Cromer, Evelyn Baring
Date Issued
[1911], 1911
Identifier
FSULearBook_007, 12001225, fsu:52807
Format
E-book