Penny Dreadfuls, 1865 · page 4 of 204
Rose Mortimer; Or, The Ballet-Girl's Revenge — page 4: what you’re looking at
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| ve HE BALLET=GURL’S DREAM li uu LS 2 | iL, - wi ' (ROSE MORTIMER, WITH NO GUARDIAN BUT HER CRIMINAL FATHER, HAS CHOSEN THE STAGE FOR A LIVELIHOOD. WHILE AWAITING AN Lee OMe (ovoy <S SHE FALLS ASLEEP AND DREAMS OF HER FUTURE CAREER—See “Rosk Mortimer; or, THe BALLet-Giry's REVENGE.”] 2 i ee : . 4 (Introductoru Plate to the new Romance, * Rose Mortimer, or the Ballet-Girl’s Revenge.’—Gratis to Purchasers of No. 1.)