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Chanticleer
Chanticleer

By Geoffrey Chaucer, William Stobbs

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The Grape That Ran Away
The Grape That Ran Away

By William Stobbs

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[26]p. : 22cm

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Animal pictures
Animal pictures

By William Stobbs

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Drawings of bears, butterflies, elephants, kangaroos, rabbits, ponies, fish, goats, and other animals.

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This little piggy
This little piggy

By William Stobbs

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Little piggies go to the market or stay at home, eat roast beef or go without, in this version of the traditional toe- and finger- counting rhyme.

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One, two, buckle myshoe
One, two, buckle myshoe

By William Stobbs

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A rendition of the familiar Mother Goose rhyme, illustrated with animals one might see on a farm.

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Scottish Folk Tales
Scottish Folk Tales
Scottish Folk Tales

By Ruth Manning Sanders

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Johnny-cake
Johnny-cake

By William Stobbs, Joseph Jacobs

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A Johnny-cake escapes the oven and outruns man and beast but meets his match in the wily fox.

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Poems from Ireland.
Poems from Ireland.

By Cole William

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An anthology containing ten centuries of Irish poetry.

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Guleesh
Guleesh

By William Stobbs

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