ملف:Frontispiece 1863 Woodstock-neat.png

Frontispiece to Woodstock by Walter Scott. Cropped to show printed area as clenaly as possible. This page occurs about halfway through the volume, which also contains a frontispiece to The Talisman.
The caption states " 'Bevis' ". The final paragraph of the novel, and its accompanying footnote, read:
"I have only to add that his faithful dog did not survive him many days; and that the image of Bevis lies carved at his master's feet, on the tomb which was erected to the memory of Sir Henry Lee of Ditchley.
"[Footnote: It may interest some readers to know that Bevis, the gallant hound, one of the handsomest and active of the ancient Highland deer-hounds, had his prototype in a dog called Maida, the gift of the late Chief of Glengarry to the author. A beautiful sketch was made by