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Gilbert reports that he has been "anxiously waiting" for the remainder of "Bob Ballads" that he might complete the frontispiece; at present he has only up to page 140. Gilbert lists the items still missing complete with page numbers. He speculates that "Possibly Messrs Routledge have overlooked these 18 & have not forwarded them to you-- although I certainly forwarded them to _them_ ." Gilbert is referring here to his collection of comic verse originally published as _The Bab Ballads_ (1869), and later followed by _More Bab Ballads_ (1873) which Gilbert illustrated himself. Gilbert is best remembered for his collaborations with Sir Arthur Sullivan on several comic operas and burlesques like _H.M.S. Pinafore_ (1878) and _The Pirates of Penzance_ (1879).
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@misc{gilbert1872,
title = {[Letter] 1872 July 26, Northampton [to] / William Gilbert.},
author = {Gilbert, W.},
year = {1872},
month = jul,
abstract = {Gilbert reports that he has been "anxiously waiting" for the remainder of "Bob Ballads" that he might complete the frontispiece; at present he has only up to page 140. Gilbert lists the items still missing complete with page numbers. He speculates that "Possibly Messrs Routledge have overlooked these 18 \& have not forwarded them to you-- although I certainly forwarded them to \_them\_ ." Gilbert is referring here to his collection of comic verse originally published as \_The Bab Ballads\_ (1869), and later followed by \_More Bab Ballads\_ (1873) which Gilbert illustrated himself. Gilbert is best remembered for his collaborations with Sir Arthur Sullivan on several comic operas and burlesques like \_H.M.S. Pinafore\_ (1878) and \_The Pirates of Penzance\_ (1879).},
note = {typle; abyes; 19cty; Arts; Working Writer},
language = {English},
}