The Morning ramble
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The Morning ramble
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by John R. Bolles
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The Morning ramble
with original engravings
by John R. Bolles
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Mother and child, Juvenile poetry, NatureTimes
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Edition Notes
A dialogue in verse.
In printed wrappers; title, imprint, and copyright statement transposed from page [1] of wrapper.
Wood engravings signed by John D. Felter.
"Perry Davis' Pain Killer ... For further information see the 'People's pamphlet,' published by Perry Davis & Son, proprietors, Providence, Rhode Island. J.N. Harris, New London, Conn., general agent. Western Office, 7 College Buildings; Cincinnati, Ohio, T.H. Allen, superintendent."--advertisement, p. [4] of wrapper.
Text in English.
Catalogued 20160502 bhealy
Boston Public Library (Jordan Collection) bound in brown printed pictorial paper wrapper. Printed on wove papers. Housed in protective archival envelope. Presentation inscriptions at head of pages [1] and [2] of wrapper in blue ink script. Copy has variant page [4] of wrapper (a poem entitled "Child's song".)
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