Fawcett adapted this work from Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. A number of dates appear on the volume, including January 25, 1862 (in Baltimore, Maryland), April 11, 1884 (in Detroit, Michigan) and 1864.

This volume is signed O. S. Fawcett, Baltimore, Md. and contains sketches on the inside cover and the reverse of pages 11 and 15. The date 1862 appears on the last page.

This volume is signed O. S. Fawcett and contains several dates, including 1862 and 1884.

Owen Fawcett adapted this work.

Owen Fawcett authored this original one-act play.

Owen Fawcett rewrote the original play into the new version found here.

The cover of this volume is signed Owen Fawcett 1865. In addition to the play, it also contains playbills dating from 1865 to 1871.

This work was published by Dolby’s British Theatre and is signed Owen Fawcett 1887.

This collection houses personal diaries, scrapbooks, manuscripts, correspondence, newspaper and magazine clippings, photographs, dramatic works, and books documenting the life and work of Owen Stanley Fawcett (1838-1904) and American and English theatre in the late 19th century. The collection also touches on John Wilkes Booth and the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln.

An alternate title, Popping the Question / A Lesson in Love, also appears on the cover.

This volume is signed Owen Fawcett, 1870, 12 parts.

This volume is signed Property of Owen Fawcett, 1901.

This volume is signed Owen Fawcett, 1868.

This volume is signed O. S. Fawcett 1861.

This volume is signed Mrs. Owen Fawcett.