Chris Hammond

: Emma, illustrated by C. Hammond, 1898

: Dedicatoria: March, 26 1900.

: Emma, London , George Allen 1898

: Frontispiece: «He did not omit being sometimes directly before Miss Smith or speaking to those close to he.»

: Cabecera del capítulo I

: «Ah! poor Miss Taylor! `tis a sad business.»

: «She was so busy admiring those soft blue eyes.»

: «Soon made her quiqck eye sufficiently acquainted with Mr Robert Martin.»

: «But ther was no doing anything with Mr. Elton figeting behind her.»

: «Emma waited the result with impatience.»

: «He stood up in tall indignation.»

: «The lovers were standing together at one of the windows.»

: «Little Emma, grow up a better woman than your aunt.»

: «She could only give him a look; but it was such a look as she thought must restore him to his senses.»

: «He can sit down and write a fine flourishing letter.»

: «Emma was obliged to play.»

: «I was sitting near the door – Elizabeth saw me directly; but he did not.»

: «He was presented to her.»

: «Having his hair cut.»

: «As soon as she entered the room, had been struck by the sight of pianoforte.»

: «How is Miss Fairfax? I hope she caught no cold last night.»

: «My regard for Hartfield is most warm- He stopped again, rose again, and seemed quite embarrassed.»

: «And who do you think came in while we were ther?…Knightley» – continued Mrs. Elton.»

: «My dear, did you change your stockings?»

: «Oh! Mrs. Stokes – said I -but I had no time for more.»

: «Frank Churchill, with Harriet leaning on his arm -actually Harriet!»

: «Emma was extremely confused.»

: «Ladies and gentlemen, I am ordered by Miss Woodhouse… to say.»

: «Jane Fairfax! Good God! You are not serious? You do not mean it?»

: «Say ´No´if it is to be said – she could really say nothing.»

: «When he came to Miss Woodhouse, he was obliged to read the whole of it aloud.»

: «Poor man! -it was at first a considerable shock to him.»

: «The wedding was very much like other weddings.»

Esta edición de Emma, publicada por George Allen en 1898 e ilustrada por Chris Hammod, cuenta con muchos más dibujos de los recogidos aquí. He reproducido solo las ilustraciones a toda página, pero a lo largo de todo el volumen, en cada principio de capítulo, hay muchos más, llegando en su totalidad a un centenar, aproximadamente. Por la complejidad que suponía subirlos todos, me he centrado solo en los principales.