From The Life and Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe of York, Mariner by Daniel Defoe and illustrated by George Cruikshank, 1883.

From Nine Years in Nipon by Henry Faulds, 1887.

"A day of a hundred and forty-four hours!" from The Conquest of the Moon by André Laurie, 1889.

"Awake at night."  From Moral Songs by Cecil Frances Humphreys, 1889.

"The Welsh rabbit," from Un-natural History Not Taught in Bored Schools by James Freyberg, 1883.

From The Secret of the British Constitution and Empire by John Thomson, 1886.

"The Daimio and Hatamoto," from Young Americans in Japan by Edward Greey, 1882.

"They lay back their ears when I smooth down their fur."  From Little Loving-Hearts Poem-Book by Margaret Elenora Tupper, 1882.

Here are maps of Mars and Venus from Aleriel or A Voyage to Other Worlds by Wladyslaw Somerville Lach-Szyrma, 1883.

Here's one way candles seemingly go out on their own.  From Mistura Curiosa by James Archibald Sidey, 1886.

Is this any way to refer to a rabbit?  The caption reads, "Take that thing out of your hat, sir!"  From The Story of New York by Elbridge Streeter Brooks, 1888.  Bonus -- notice that the author has "bridge," "street" and "brook" in his name.

From Mystères du Palais de l'Élysée by Jules Beaujoint, 1888.

Macramé meets the macabre in Wien im Jahre 1683 by Victor von Renner, 1883.  

Here is revealed one of our secrets of manipulating time, from Dicks' English Library of Standard Works, 1884.