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This article was published in [[The Sphere]] on 2 november 1901.


== Article ==
[[File:the-sphere-1901-11-02-pii-raphael-tuck.jpg|thumb|300px|right|[[The Sphere]] (2 november 1901, p. ii)]]

I understand that [[Raphael Tuck and Sons]] is to be turned into a limited company. Among its directors are [[Arthur Conan Doyle|Dr. Conan Doyle]] and Mr. Alfred Parsons, so that literature and art will be well represented. Meanwhile I have received from Raphael Tuck by far the most beautiful edition of ''Lamb's Tales from Shakespeare'' that has probably ever appeared. The illustrations are admirable. Dr. Furnivall writes the introduction, in which he casually volunteers the information that Lamb's father and Browning's grandfather served at one time of their lives as valets. 

C. K. S. 




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