Here Is Wrought a Miracle Indeed

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A woman kneels and hugs a stork as a group of people gather behind her, among which a priest

They loose it then with eager hands, they open it and read,—
The widow screams, for here is wrought a miracle indeed.

(P. 129.)

Artist

Name:: Houghton, Arthur Boyd
Dates:: 1836-1875
Country:: UK

Illustration

Subject:: Narratives
Technique:: Wood Engraving
Engraver:: Dalziel, the brothers
Format:: Portrait (taller)
Source:: Robarts Library, The Internet Archive

Book

Title:: North coast, and other poems
Author:: Buchanan, Robert Williams
Publisher:: London, New York: George Routledge and Sons, 1868
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A woman moved by strong emotions is seen kneeling and hugging a stork as a group of people gather behind her, among which a priest holding a piece of paper and taking off his hat.

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