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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 150

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 150 — R is a ravenPerched on an oak,Who with a gruff voice Cries croak, croak, croak! [» was a stork With a very long bill,Who swallows down fishes And frogs to his fill. T is a trumpeterBlowing his horn,Who tells us the newsAs we rise in the morn. [114] STOKES WONDER BOOK OF MOTHER GOOSE U is a… … was a watchmanWho guarded the street,Lest robbers or thieves The good people should meet. X was King Xerxes,Who, if you dont know,Reigned over PersiaA great while ago.

Nursery rhymes · Mother Goose (Fictitious character) · Animals

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