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The fairy ship by Walter Crane · Booklabria

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The fairy ship

The fairy ship

Name: The fairy ship
Author: Walter Crane

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The fairy shipWalter CraneCrane

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First published: 1900
Language: English
Editions: 2

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Pictures and poetry about a ship where the captain was a duck and all the sailors were mice.

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