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    The knife-grinder's budget of pictures & poetry, for boys and girls
    The knife-grinder's budget of pictures & poetry, for boys and girls
    The knife-grinder's budget of pictures & poetry, for boys and girls
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    The knife-grinder's budget of pictures & poetry, for boys and girls

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    This tiny book is an 1829 collection of delightful short poems for children. These quatrains are specially written to read to young children and are very easy to understand and remember. This collection also consists of beautiful illustrations which get imprinted in the child's mind and help them memorize these small verses. The volume proves helpful for pleasure, learning, and developing cognitive skills in the little ones.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDigiCat
    Release dateJun 2, 2022
    ISBN8596547037217
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