Mervaunee. In Two Parts. Part II William Allingham Allingham, William Illustrator Helen Allingham Allingham, Helen Metadata research and editing DVPP Project Team Kailey Fukushima University of Victoria Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry Project Victoria, BC, Canada

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 The Cornhill Magazine 1 34 200 248–256 Along the level sands I Commented out transcribed figure caption. Added MultiPart catRef. Corrected and proofed keywords, figure, and figDesc. Added figure and figDesc. Re-organized change elements in descending date order. Generated file, added revisionDesc and set status to 'generated'.
Mountainside scenery viewed with a wide vista. A small fenced settlement stands below cliffs and forested mountains and at a short distance from a stream bed at the base of a waterfall. The thin waterfall emerges from between forested mountains at the centre of the image. A mountain peak is visible in the background. The poem’s first word, “A”, is superimposed over forested area in the top-right corner. 1/6 page contained within a single-ruled border.
A veiled woman (Mervaunee) sits in a Sun-chamber with her arms at her sides. Mervaunee frowns and looks straight ahead with a sombre expression on her face. She is dressed in a light-coloured gown and shawl with floral embellishments. A bearded man (her husband, Dalimar) stands at her side and offers her a cap with his right hand. He is dressed in dark colours and holds a dagger at his side on a belt. The two figures occupy a room overlooking the sea; it is bordered with patterns of interlace. Mervaunee sits on a throne decorated with faces and both figures are atop an animal pelt. A decorated interlace basket rests behind Dalimar’s feet. Full-page illustration contained within a single-ruled border.