In Order to Bring the Combat to a Speedy Conclusion, Bogoris Aimed a Powerful Stroke at the Heads of the Monster, Which Would Assuredly Have Separated Both from the Trunk, and so Have Extirpated the Sorcerer and All Remembrance of Him from the Earth, if the Sylant, at the Very Moment the Stroke Fell, Had Not Soared into the Air (1850)

Anthony Reubens Montalba, “The Dragon Giant and His Stone Steed” Fairy Tales from All Nations. Twenty-four Illustrations by Richard Doyle (New York: Harper and Brother, 1850), 144. 

cry want do poor (1901)

Mary Elizabeth Burt. Mildren Howells. The Literary Primer: First Steps with Good Writers. (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1901.)

Grimaldi's Kindness to the Giants (1893)

Charles Dickens. Grimaldi the Clown. Illustrations by George Cruikshank. (London: George Routledge and Sons, 1893).