THE STORY OF GOODY Two SHOES.TOLD IN PICTURES. THE HEART OF OAK BOOKS. 161 … THE STORY OF GOODY Two SHOES.TOLL> IN IICTUHKS. NOTES. PAGE 1. — The Three Bears was written by Robert Southey andwas printed in The Doctor, vol. iv., London, 1837. It is probably areduction to writing of a current folk-tale, but Mr. Joseph Jacobs hasbeen able to furnish no parallels. The…
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