Sullivan, Edmund J.

Edmund Joseph Sullivan

1869-1933

"Miss Kirstie" he began. "Miss Christina, if you please, Mr. Weir," she interrupted. "I canna bear the contraction".

1927

1986.1488

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Drawing

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Modern and Contemporary Drawings

Edmund Joseph Sullivan

1869-1933

Kirstie

1927

1986.1487

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Drawing

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Modern and Contemporary Drawings

Edmund Joseph Sullivan

1869-1933

"Shall I give you his name?"

1927

1986.1485

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Drawing

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Modern and Contemporary Drawings

Edmund Joseph Sullivan

1869-1933

"I have been the means, under God, of haanging a great number, but never such a disjaskit rascal as yourself"

1927

1986.1484

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Drawing

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Modern and Contemporary Drawings

Edmund Joseph Sullivan

1869-1933

"It was a daft like marriage"

1927

1986.1483

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Drawing

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Modern and Contemporary Drawings

Edmund Joseph Sullivan

1869-1933

"Keep me, Mr. Weir, and what became of him?"

1927

1986.1482

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Drawing

Department:

Modern and Contemporary Drawings

Edmund Joseph Sullivan

1869-1933

"Oh!" said she; "I only allow Mr. Nicholson four cigars a day"

1927

1986.1497

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Drawing

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Modern and Contemporary Drawings

Edmund Joseph Sullivan

1869-1933

"I thocht - I thocht - I thocht I was sae happy!"

1927

1986.1490

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Drawing

Department:

Modern and Contemporary Drawings

Edmund Joseph Sullivan

1869-1933

"Nicholson," said he, "I want you to lend me a pound or two till Monday." ...

1927

1986.1492

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Drawing

Department:

Modern and Contemporary Drawings

Edmund Joseph Sullivan

1869-1933

Quite a good law library which ... he had been obliged to sell before they were paid for

1927

1986.1491

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Drawing

Department:

Modern and Contemporary Drawings