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A New Work of Animals Principally Designed from the Fables of Aesop, Gay, and Phaedrus
(Edward Orme, 1811)
One of the finer books that I have found. There is a curious ambivalence in the titling of this book. It is really a book of fifty-six fables with forty-four supplementary full-page illustrations of animals not engaged ...
Rabbits and the Fox.
(London : Edward Orme, 1811)
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The Old Lion insulted.
(London : Edward Orme, 1811)
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The Frog turned Physician.
(London : Edward Orme, 1811)
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The Peacock chosen King.
(London : Edward Orme, 1811)
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The Dog, Cock, and Fox.
(London : Edward Orme, 1811)
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The Bear and the Beehives.
(London : Edward Orme, 1811)
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Hare and Pheasant.
(London : Edward Orme, 1811)
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A Foxhound's Head.
(London : Edward Orme, 1811)
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A Horse's Head.
(London : Edward Orme, 1811)
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