The Were-Wolf

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  Clemence Housman circa 1910

  Detail from Newspaper photo of Clemence Housman circa 1910. Wikimedia Commons
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  First page of Clemence Housman's "The Were-Wolf," published in Atalanta

  illustrated first page of Clemence Housman's gothic novella, "The Were-Wolf," in the Christmas number of Atalanata for 1890. Features a reproduction of the author's signature and an illuminated pictorial letter by Hopkins.
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  Photograph of Clemence Housman

  The undated photograph shows a head-and-torso view of Clemence Housman facing frontally. The image is signed but undated. Clemence is white haired, but looks vigorous; the photograph may show her in her sixties (?). She is wearing a dark, long-sleeved dress with a V-shaped neckline fastened with a circular brooch fashioned with flowers and leaves; she is also wearing a string of dark-coloured beads around her throat, choker-length. She is resting her head on her left hand and looking directly at the camera.
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  Cover image for John Lane's Catalogue of Publications in Belles Lettres

  E.H. New's cover design for John Lane's Catalogue of Publications in Belles Lettres for 1896, showing the Vigo Street, London store front of The Bodley Head, publishers and booksellers.
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  Times Book Club Label

  A small red rectangular sticker affixed to the back of Clemence Housman's The Were-Wolf (Bodley Head, 1896), indicating that this book was included in the Times Book Club, 376-384 Oxford Street, London (circa 1905-1907).
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  Book Owner Label

  Book Owner Label for Bodley Head edition of Clemence Housman's The Were-Wolf: E.K. Muspratt, Esq., 5, Victoria Terrace, Beaumaris (circa 1907)
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  Table of Contents

  Includes Authors, Artists, Index of titles
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  Atalanta Cover

  Blue cover for bound monthly volumes
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  from "The Were-Wolf" in Atalanta

  last illustrated page of "The Were-Wolf" in Atalanta, page 155
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  Back cover to the Bodley Head edition of The Were-Wolf

  plain back cover in brown cloth
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  He snatched at her as he bore past, clasping her right arm with his one whole hand

  Third full-page illustration in Atalanta, page 151
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  Wolf pack with dead white wolf

  Inset illustration on page 155 of text
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  So living and dead went back along the track

  Last full-page illustration in text, p. 154
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  He laid his cheek against it carressingly, and then edged up close to her knee

  Second full-page plate in "The Were-Wolf," Atalanta page 141
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  I fear neither man nor beast; some few fear me!

  First full-page plate in "The Were-Wolf," Atalanta, p. 136
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  Pictorial Initial "T" for Atalanta version of Clemence Housman's novella

  Pictorial initial letter introducing "The Were-Wolf" in Atalanta, page 132
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  Clemence Housman Signature

  printed signature with title of story, in Atalanta, page 132
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  Detail from The Race

  Plate Four of The Were-Wolf, facing page 80
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  Pictorial Initial "T" for first page of The Were-Wolf

  Pictorial initial "T" with pomegranate devices
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  Sweyn's Finding

  Plate 6 of the Bodley Head edition, facing page 116
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  The Finish

  Plate 5, facing page 100
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  The Race

  Plate 4, facing page 80
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  White Fell's Escape

  Plate 3 of the Bodley Head edition, facing page 60
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  Rol's Worship

  Plate 2 , facing page 8
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  Decorated Title Page

  Decorated title-page with interlacing pomegranate motif around initial letter "T," printed in reddish-orange ink