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Stokes' wonder-book-of Mother Goose / with twelve illustrations in color and 138 in black-and-white by Florence Choate and Elizabeth Curtis (1919)

Choate, Florence, Curtis, Elizabeth · New York : Frederick A. Stokes Co. · leaf 149

An illustration from Stokes' wonder-book-of Mother Goose / with twelve illustrations in color and 138 in black-and-white by Florence Choate and Elizabeth Curtis, 1919, leaf 149 — T£ was a kitten, Who jumped at a cork,And learned to eat mice Without plate, knife, or fork. I was a lark, Who sings us a song,And wakes us betimesLest we sleep too long. IVyT was Miss Molly, Who turned in her toes,And hung down her head Till her knees touched her nose.[ii3] STOKES WONDER BOOK OF… … was a parrot,With feathers like gold,Who talks just as much, And no more than hes told. Qis the QueenWho governs the land,And sits on a throneVery lofty and grand.

Nursery rhymes · Mother Goose (Fictitious character) · Animals

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