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![[Frank Limouzin]](/bio/gallery/img/_0086w.jpg) [ 0086 ] |
![[Eric aged fourteen]](/bio/gallery/img/_0087w.jpg) [ 0087 ] |
![[Conolly's poem (1)]](/bio/gallery/img/_0088w.jpg) [ 0088 ] |
![[Conolly's poem (2)]](/bio/gallery/img/_0089w.jpg) [ 0089 ] |
![[Eton]](/bio/gallery/img/_0090w.jpg) [ 0090 ] |
![[M. R. James]](/bio/gallery/img/_0091w.jpg) [ 0091 ] |
![[Erics view of Milton]](/bio/gallery/img/_0092w.jpg) [ 0092 ] |
![[Flat in Notting Hill]](/bio/gallery/img/_0093w.jpg) [ 0093 ] |
![[Moulmein]](/bio/gallery/img/_0094w.jpg) [ 0094 ] |
![[6. Rue du Pot de Fer]](/bio/gallery/img/_0095w.jpg) [ 0095 ] |
![[Down and Out in Paris]](/bio/gallery/img/_0096w.jpg) [ 0096 ] |
![[Free soup]](/bio/gallery/img/_0097w.jpg) [ 0097 ] |
- Legend [d]:
- 86. Orwell's maternal grandfather, Frank Limouzin
- 87. Eric Blair aged fourteen
- 88 and 89. Cyril Conolly's school exercize poem 'Kitchener' written at St. Cyprian's in 1916 with Eric Blair's criticism appended
- 90. Eton in the early years of the century: Fourth of June Celebrations
- 91. M. R. James, Provost of Eton 1918-1936
- 92. Eric Blair's view of Milton at the age of eighteen -- an inscription in a book given to Guinever Buddicom, August 1921.
- 93. The Blairs' flat in Notting Hill Gate where the family lived from 1918 to 1921
- 94. Moulmein, Burma
- 95. Orwell's Paris: 6. Rue du Pot de Fer
- 96. Down and Out in Paris
- 97. Free soup being distributed in Paris