Ann at Highwood Hall. Poems for Children

Author: Robert Graves

Publisher: Cassell, London

Publication Date: 1964

Boisterous, witty, and enchanting, this collection of children's poems by Robert Graves with iconic drawings by Edward Ardizzone will delight any young reader.

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Photos of the original illustrations

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All England Thought More Highly of Him When He Put the French to

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George Swore

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If You Were a Bailiff

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Li-Chung, a Bond Street Tea-Man with Meek Eyes, Performed the Se

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Needles and Ribbons and Packets of Pins Prints and Chintz and Li

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Portraits by Rival Painters

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She Sang to Her Own Lute, Lay Long A-Bed, Swooned Fashionably, E

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Stockings For Your Jaunty Legs, Staddles For Your Ricks

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The Famed Kien Lung, Now Ruling At Pekin (but Tartar, Not Chines

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The Foreign Minister, Reading the Note Through

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We Graciously Will