Lex, a. (1887). Don Quixote O'Brien and Sancho Panza Kilbride: Don Quixote O'Brien having charged the Lansdowne Windmill, finds himself unhorsed and badly hurt. Sancho Panza thinks they had better bring the two portmanteaus back to Ireland as quickly as possible. [Thomas Arden?].

Lex, artist. Don Quixote O'Brien and Sancho Panza Kilbride: Don Quixote O'Brien Having Charged the Lansdowne Windmill, Finds Himself Unhorsed and Badly Hurt. Sancho Panza Thinks They Had Better Bring the Two Portmanteaus Back to Ireland as Quickly as Possible. [Thomas Arden?], 1887.