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Edward Thomas
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An edition of Four-and-twenty blackbirds (1915)

Four-and-twenty blackbirds

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Twenty-four short stories, set in the English countryside, which give new interpretations of the origins of such well-known proverbial sayings as "Never say die" and "Look before you leap."

Publish Date
Publisher
Duckworth
Language
English
Pages
111

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Subjects
Children's stories, English, Fairy tales, Short stories
Places
England

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Four-and-twenty blackbirds
2001, Cyder Press
in English
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Four-and-twenty blackbirds
1965, Bodley Head
in English
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Four-and-twenty blackbirds
1965, Bodley Head
in English
Cover of: Four-and-twenty blackbirds.
Four-and-twenty blackbirds.
1915, Duckworth
in English
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Four-and-twenty blackbirds
1915, Duckworth
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Edition Notes

The leaf of plates is a mounted frontispiece.
Publisher's advertisements: 13 p. at end.

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London

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
[Fic]
Library of Congress
PZ8.T358 Fo 1915

The Physical Object

Pagination
viii, 111, 13 p., [1] leaf of plates :
Number of pages
111

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL2813462M
LCCN
83461693

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Twenty-four short stories set in the English countryside, which give new interpretations of the origins of such well-known proverbial sayings as "Never say die" and "Look before you leap."

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