In the vault of the Anderson Galleries is a stuffed raven perched on the limb of a tree and inclosed in a cage. It was owned by Charles Dickens, and was kept by him in his studio while writing his famous story of "Barnaby Rudge." From this bird Dickens learned to describe the raven who was the companion of the idiotic Barnaby. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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