Confirmation Harriet Eleanor King (née Hamilton) King, Harriet Eleanor Hamilton Illustrator W. L. Taylor Taylor, W. L. Illustrator Unsigned Metadata research and editing DVPP Project Team University of Victoria Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry Project Victoria, BC, Canada

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 The full-page illustration is entitled Easter Lilies, and the illustration around the poem is unsigned. Poet attribution: the Atalanta index lists H. E. Hamilton King as the author. Atalanta 1 7 396–397 Palms are for folded hands Corrected and proofed figure, figDesc, and @ana keywords. Added figures and figDescs. Added MultiPart catRef. Re-organized change elements in descending date order. Removed catRef with target="dvpp:illustrationNone", now obsolete.
A girl stands and holds a bundle of Easter lilies. The girl has dark hair. She wears a long, long-sleeve white dress and a white bonnet.
A branch of intertwined palm leaves. The branch begins approximately one-third of the way down the left side of the poem text. It ascends the page and curves over the top of the poem title. 1/6 page.
A floral stem. There is a cluster of flowers half way up the stem and four unopened buds at the top. The stem occupies the bottom-right corner of the page; it ascends approximately half way up the right side of the poem text. 1/6 page.