Dick Whittington - Dummy
Written By Fred
Publisher: The Bodley Head, London
Publication Date: 1970
Retold by Kathleen Lines. Illustrated by Edward Ardizzone
The tale of the poor boy who becomes Lord Mayor of London.
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Unpublished Cover
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After reading the bill of lading
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Almshouse, Whittington College, was recently newly erected in th
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Dick with a wave to the waggoner, ran off as fast as his legs wo
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'Fetch your cat then, my good boy,' said Mr FitzWarren, 'and sen
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He remembered too that there was no gold lying in the streets, t
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He walked until he came to Highgate Hill and there he sat down o
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He was also a patron of art
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Mr FitzWarren said, 'Indeed, Mr Whittington
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Mr FitzWarren then advised Dick to send for a good tailor, and f
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Mr Richard Whittington was now a city merchant
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Two drawings on a sheet
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Now, for good luck or ill, Dick was at the entrance to the house
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One day, a visitor at Mr FitzWarren's gave Dick a penny for clea
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People hurried by, riding and on foot; a rowdy band of young lad
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The attention paid to Dick, and Miss Alice's interest in his aff
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The captain picked up Puss and took her to the Queen
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The Lord mayor and the court of aldermen
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The poor and hungry came daily for is door and were never turned
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Vast trays of food were brought in, but scarcely had they been s
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When Henry V came back from the wars with a French princess for
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When the time came that he fell ill and died, Whittington was mo
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While many marvelled at his generosity, one of his friends, unsu
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Whittington and Dame Alice went abroad visiting the people, taki