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The Ducks and Frogs, A Tale of the Bogs. - Alonzo Hartwell
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Title: The Ducks and Frogs,
A Tale of the Bogs.
Author: Fanny Fire-Fly
Illustrator: Hammatt Billings
Alonzo Hartwell
Release Date: September 17, 2008 [EBook #26650]
Language: English
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THE
DUCKS
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THE
FROGS
BY
FANNY FIRE-FLY
BOSTON
JOSEPH.H.FRANCIS
MDCCCXLIX.
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Hartwell, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the
District of Massachusetts.
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