Note: By page-count "The Hunting of the Snark: An Agony in Eight Fits" constitutes about 25% of the first part of the book --Poems from "Rhyme and Reason"-- and 15% of the whole. Referring to the first edition: Illustrations, p.vii-xiii, lists 40 by caption and facing page (plates not included in the pagination):   27 illustrate Poems from "Rhyme and Reason", including 8 for The Hunting of the Snark   2 illustrate Poems from "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"   2 illustrate Poems from "Through the Looking-Glass"   9 illustrate Poems from "Sylvie and Bruno" The two illustrations in part three, Poems from "Through the Looking-Glass", are distinct from Newell's 40 illustrations of Looking-Glass (1902).

Synopsis: Announced as "the Peter Newell edition of all of Carroll's poems" -- the publisher, NY Times 1903-10-10 pBR35 "New Harper Books" Referring to the first edition: Contents, p.iii-v, organized under four headings thus:   Poems from "Rhyme and Reason"   Poems from "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"   Poems from "Through the Looking-Glass"   Poems from "Sylvie and Bruno"