| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Randall reminds her readers that the bulk of such studies includes phrases such as allusions to 'burlesque drawings' and 'grotesque fancies'.[1] Camille notes briefly the comments of the British Museum's Keeper of Manuscripts in 1898, who had written that marginal illustrations were purely ornamental and unconnected with the body of the manuscript.
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