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Huang di de xin zhuang
Huang di de xin zhuang

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Rome Stories from Ancient Civilizations
The Treasury of Christian Classics for Children
Jason Profiles in Greek Roman Mythology Profiles in Greek and Roman Mythology
Theseus Profiles in Greek Roman Mythology Profiles in Greek and Roman Mythology
Lions and lobsters and foxes and frogs
Lions and lobsters and foxes and frogs

By Ennis Rees

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Verse versions of fables reprinted from the author's Fables from Aesop.

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Tian fang ye tan
Tian fang ye tan

By Xiaohang Xu

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The Three Weavers
The Three Weavers

By Annie Fellows Johnston

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The Legend of Old Abe
The Legend of Old Abe

By Kathy Jo Wargin

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Fabulas de Esopo
Fabulas de Esopo

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