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Illustration for "Some Jewel Mysteries I Have Known" by Max Pemberton. [Three women, all well known in society, were engaged in an heroic effort to appear absorbed in the illustrated papers.]

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English: Illustration for mystery short story series "Some Jewel Mysteries I Have Known" (10. My lady of the sapphires) by Max Pemberton, as published in the English Illustrated Magazine between 1893-94. Illustrator Fred Barnard [Caption: Three women, all well known in society, were engaged in an heroic effort to appear absorbed in the illustrated papers.]
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Author Richard Caton Woodville, Jr., Fred Barnard

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