The Illustrated Treasury of Children's Literature

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Margaret E. Martignoni
Grosset and Dunlap, 1955 - Juvenile Nonfiction - 512 pages
Includes Alice in Wonderland and many more beloved story-time friends.

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Mistress Mary Lucy Locket Little Miss Muffet 234567
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PussyCat PussyCat Donkey Donkey
10
Doctor Foster How Far Is It to Babylon?
16
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A. A. Milne Aladdin Alice Arthur Rackham asked Augustus Bambi Bear beautiful began birds called Cocky-locky cried dear door Drakestail duck Eeyore eyes Fairy father Father Wolf Flicka forest Freyja girl gold hand head heard Heidi horse Jack Jancsi Jessie Wilcox Smith jumped Kate King King Arthur knew Lassie laughed legs Little Lisa lived looked merry morning mother mouse never nice night palace Peter poor Princess quack Queen Rabbit Raggedy Raggedy Andy Rapunzel rats Robert Louis Stevenson Robin round Shad Shere Khan side sleep soldier soon stood Sultan Tabaqui tailor tell thee things thou thought Toad told took tree turned voice walked Wanda Gág wife window Winnie-the-Pooh wolf woman wonderful wood

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TitleThe Illustrated Treasury of Children's Literature
The Illustrated Treasury of Children's Literature, Margaret Elizabeth Martignoni
EditorMargaret E. Martignoni
Compiled byMargaret E. Martignoni, P. Edward Ernest
ContributorMargaret E. Martignoni
Editionillustrated
PublisherGrosset and Dunlap, 1955
Original fromthe University of Virginia
DigitizedAug 5, 2008
ISBN0448041014, 9780448041018
Length512 pages
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Juvenile Fiction / Short Stories
Juvenile Nonfiction / Literary Criticism & Collections
  
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