Hugh Thomson

Northanger Abbey

: Northanger Abbey & Persuasion, ilustrado por Hugh Thomson

: «Catherine grows quite a good-looking girl». Frontispiece.

: What an old-fashioned gown she has got on», p. 12.

: «Pinned up each other’s train for the dance», p. 24.

: «I beg your pardon, Miss Morland», p. 41.

: «Off they went without a plunge or a caper», p. 48.

: «Rid out this morning with my father», p. 58.

: «Stop, stop, Mr. Thorpe», p. 70.

: «The same kind of delicate flattery», p. 78.

: «Let me go, Mr Thorpe» p. 84.

: «Knocked off his horse by a brickbat», p. 95.

: «The three villains in horsemen’s greatcoats», p. 108.

: «The edge of a blooming cheek is still in view», p. 122.

: «The mess-room will drink Isabella Thorpe for a fortnight», p. 127.

: «General Tilney was pacing the drawing-room», p. 139.

: «They all attended in the hall to see him mount», p. 148.

: «Mr. Tilney!, she exclamed», p. 164.

: «Henry and the friends of his solitude», p. 180.

: «Happy the voice that proclaimed the discovery!», p. 198.

: «It was some time before se could find what she looked for», p. 206.

: «They always looked another way», p. 214.

Ilustraciones de Hugh Thomson para Northanger Abbey, publicadas por primera vez en 1897. El volumen que nosotros hemos utilizado es una reimpresión de 1902, tal y como podéis ver en la imagen de arriba. Encuadernado en tela marrón rojiza, con bordes y letras doradas.