Clifton Bingham

Clifton Bingham

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Portrait of Clifton Bingham Clifton Bingham The Animals' Rebellion

The Fox his joy could not conceal--
"In guns," thought he, "I'll make a deal!"
The Owl, who all his speeches heard,
Took care to take down every word:
And ere the rising of the sun,
The Great Rebellion had begun!
1. "The Animals' Trip to Sea."
2. "The Animals' Picnic."
SECRET MEETING OF THE REBELS
The Tiger's Petition
The King sat on his Throne one day,
His Crown upon his brow;
To him, in most obsequious way,
The Tiger made his bow.
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of Clifton Bingham Clifton Bingham The Animals' Rebellion

THE ANIMALS' TRIP TO SEA.
The most fascinating thing of the kind we ever saw. — The Guardian.
Is brimful of fun from cover to cover. — The Queen.
Is extremely funny and decidedly original. —St. James's Gazette.
A hearty welcome to the nursery will be accorded to "The Animals' Trip to Sea." — The New York Churchman.
The cleverest thing we have seen for many moons in the shape of a picture-book for children. — Boston Herald.
Cannot fail to elicit shouts of laughter from the observing little ones. — The Boston Beacon.
THE ANIMALS' PICNIC.
It is a highly enjoyable book for children of all ages.
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of Clifton Bingham Clifton Bingham The Animals' Rebellion

This book deserves to be a favorite with holiday gift buyers. — Chicago Record Herald.
Is made up of humorous rhymes and quite as humorous pictures. — The Dial (Chicago) .
The pictures are both colored and in black and white, and practical experience enables us to state positively that they do in point of fact immensely amuse young children. — The Outlook (New York) .
Source: Gutenberg

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