An oleograph of Queen Victoria in coronation robes hung on one side and the painted photograph of a Nonconformist divine, Bible in hand, whiskered and cravatted, upon the other.
It was an oleograph commonplace picture of a girl holding a rose and leaning out of a balcony, an arch forming the background.
As I lay in bed I found myself looking at an oleograph which hung on the wall opposite my bed.
Just now I saw the interior of that room in the Stotts' cottage so clearly that I had an image of a dreadful oleograph of Disraeli hanging on the wall.
But now a new horror caught his eye--nothing less than a framed oleograph of “Motherhood,” which had found its way into the house in the days when its wide popularity still gave him a certain interest in it not far removed from pride.
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