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    Mr. Punch's "Animal Land"
    Mr. Punch's "Animal Land"
    Mr. Punch's "Animal Land"
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    Mr. Punch's "Animal Land"

    By Edward Tennyson Reed

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    Edward Tennyson Reed in the book "Mr. Punch's "Animal Land", gave a funny yet easy-to-understand description of some of the most notable animals. With fifty-two descriptions in total, you will enjoy the quality and sassiness of art. A fun-filled book with awesome illustrations.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGood Press
    Release dateMay 19, 2021
    ISBN4057664620521
    Mr. Punch's "Animal Land"

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      Mr. Punch's "Animal Land" - Edward Tennyson Reed

      Edward Tennyson Reed

      Mr. Punch's Animal Land

      Published by Good Press, 2022

      goodpress@okpublishing.info

      EAN 4057664620521

      Table of Contents

      The Hark

      The Balph

      The Shuv

      The Oom

      The Mailyphist or Gossplespredda

      The Pawkywit

      The Jook

      The Benchiboss

      The Labb

      The Bujjit-Hatcha or Hicksybeech

      The Wheedlepat

      The Goash

      The Leck

      The Stagynite

      The Ruddikipple

      The Bobbz

      The Showt

      The Painticheef

      The Tadd

      The Zolafite

      The Woolz

      The Klark

      The Jappypote or Lytervaysha

      The Reed or Bildaphleet

      The Sullivan

      The Skippydan or Droorileno

      The Aird or Dammynile

      The Coneydoil or Shurlacombs

      The Timm

      The Leedabar or Dikkiwebbsta

      The Trimmadome or Willirich

      The Wagg or Tommibole

      The Jingonite or Yankiturk

      The Hyah-Hyah or Fisklekrank

      The Kurnle or Armaghda

      The Yauk or Rompyjack

      The Punchiboss or EphseeBee

      The Morl or Philopat

      The Fowla

      The Kortnee

      The Padd

      The Thrums

      The Tobymp or Luciwits

      The Weeda

      The Tree

      The Lorryit

      The Ellen

      The Sarabee

      The Villistanph

      The Octavus

      The Phil

      The Wunnudiddit

      The Hark

      Table of Contents

      No 1.

      (Sir William Harcourt.)

      Jugging by his exspresion I should say he has just heard of some millyonnares that is past recuvry.

      The Hark

      The Hark

      This Animal lives in a Resess in the Forest and eats Orkids and Primroses. When there is Krisisses and things about he chuckles——

      He has a Party but it is mostly not there.

      The Balph

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      No 2.

      (Mr. Arthur Balfour.)

      Why. Ive left out his unkle who is a moddle of peliteness to foriners. He goes in for Peace with—anything.

      Balph

      The Balph

      This fascinating Animal lives chiefly in a bunker and feeds on stymies, cleeks, and voats of censure it is very clever and has no ennemies but it simply wont.

      The Shuv

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