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The emigrant ship
The emigrant ship

By Lady

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Grasshopper to the rescue
Grasshopper to the rescue

By Bonnie Carey, Lady McCrady

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A cumulative tale describing a grasshopper's attempts to rescue his friend from the river.

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Thru My Eyez
Thru My Eyez

By Lady Layne

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Memoirs of the Red Queen
Memoirs of the Red Queen

By Lady Hong

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The Night Sky A View of The Heavens
The Night Sky A View of The Heavens

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Fatal friendship
Fatal friendship

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O Donnel Ireland from the Act of Union 1800 to the death of Parnell 1891
Two gentlemen of China
Two gentlemen of China

By Dorothea Soothill Hosie, Hosie Lady

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316 p., [16] leaves of plates : 22 cm

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Poets and dreamers
Poets and dreamers

By Augusta Gregory, Gregory

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