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).
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1st ed.
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Price from advertisement by the publisher, The Sun (Baltimore) 1903-10-27 p9.
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HDL (catalog record, one more) provides full view of four copies with plain cloth covers (original?).
The latter alone, from Library of Congress, is digitized in color:
-- copyright page shows
LC copyright deposit stamp, as received 1903-10-16
"Published October, 1903."
-- Contents, p.iii-v
-- "Illustrations", vii-xiii, lists 40 (col. frontispiece plus 39 b/w plates not included in the pagination), closes "Decorations by Robert Murray Wright"
There is a border decoration on every printed page except the title leaf.
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Contents listed below (2019-10-23) are the two longest poems in the collection, both from the first of its four parts. See the collection record.