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1.  The Adventure Club Afloat / Barbour, Ralph Henry, 1870-1944
   , and it required all of Steve's and Joe's diplomacy to turn them away without hurting their feelings. Wink Wheeler ... no for an answer. Wink said he didn't care where he bunked and that he never ate anything on a boat, anyway  details...
   • creator(s) - Barbour, Ralph Henry, 1870-1944
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   • subject(s) - steve; perry; ossie; joe; phil; han; wink; harry corwin; boat; wink wheeler; adventurer; tom corwin; phil; wink; adventurer; perry; joe; tom corwin; wink wheeler; ossie; steve; boat; harry corwin; han;
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2.  Character Of Charles Brown / Keats, John
   in no wise he knew, Tipping the wink to him was heathen Greek; He sipp'd no olden Tom or ruin ...  details...
   • creator(s) - Keats, John
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   • subject(s) - cheek; english literature; english literature; cheek;
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3.  Why The Little Frenchman Wears His Hand In A Sling / Poe, Edgar Allen
   me hat with a flourish, and thin I winked at her hard wid both eyes, as much as to say, "True for you ... with the willain. Botheration! it wud ha done your heart good to percave the illigant double wink that I gived  details...
   • creator(s) - Poe, Edgar Allen
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   • subject(s) - pathrick; leddyship; tracle; barronitt; mesilf; squaze; mounseer; maiter; widdy; althegither; swate; dauns; frinchman; houl; afther; flipper; wud; wou; illigant; mavourneen; misthress; och; pully; yur; divil; sofy; peepers; gintleman; hould; spalpeen; thi; barronitt; wud; widdy; swate; spalpeen; leddyship; divil; sofy; pully; maiter; pathrick; tracle; yur; mounseer; thi; peepers; mavourneen; houl; hould; och; dauns; squaze; frinchman; mesilf; wou; flipper; illigant; althegither; afther; gintleman; misthress;
   • title - Why The Little Frenchman Wears His Hand In A Sling
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4.  The Night Before Christmas / Moore, Clement Clarke
   him, in spite of myself; A wink of his eye and a twist of his head, Soon gave me to know I had nothing ...  details...
   • creator(s) - Moore, Clement Clarke
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   • subject(s) - nicholas; sleigh; chimney; christmas; flew; dash; american literature; sleigh; flew; nicholas; christmas; dash; chimney; american literature;
   • title - The Night Before Christmas
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5.  Mother West Wind 'Why' Stories / Burgess, Thornton W. (Thornton Waldo), 1874-1965
   UNDER GROUND X. WHY MR. SNAKE CANNOT WINK XI. WHY BOBBY COON HAS RINGS ON HIS TAIL XII ... very hard at Peter Rabbit. But Peter pretended not to notice, and after slowly winking one of his big  details...
   • creator(s) - Burgess, Thornton W. (Thornton Waldo), 1874-1965
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   • subject(s) - grandfather frog; frog; peter; grandfather; peter rabbit; rabbit; striped chipmunk; mistah buzzard; johnny chuck; ol' mistah; reddy fox; tail; unc' billy; goggly eyes; jimmy skunk; smiling pool; jerry muskrat; sammy jay; meadow mouse; billy possum; man co; striped chipmunk; tail; frog; jerry muskrat; grandfather frog; reddy fox; johnny chuck; smiling pool; unc' billy; grandfather; mistah buzzard; ol' mistah; billy possum; meadow mouse; peter rabbit; man co; jimmy skunk; peter; sammy jay; rabbit; goggly eyes;
   • title - Mother West Wind 'Why' Stories
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6.  Grand-Daddy Whiskers, M.D. / Leonard, Nellie Mabel
   Squealer. Tiny, Teenty and Buster Graymouse were playing upon the floor near by with their cousins, Wink ... ." "We'll come, all right, Nimble-toes," interrupted Wiggle. "We'll surely come," promised Wink. "Hurrah  details...
   • creator(s) - Leonard, Nellie Mabel
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   • subject(s) - limpy; squeaky; uncle squeaky; daddy; buster; graymouse; granny; mother graymouse; whiskers; toes; aunt squeaky; wiggle; grand; mouse; dot; simon skunk; uncle; automobile; nimble; spider; simon; daddy whiskers; pond lily; lake; jack rabbit; lady spider; l; nimble; spider; simon; daddy whiskers; squeaky; mother graymouse; mouse; granny; wiggle; grand; simon skunk; lake; uncle; buster; automobile; toes; uncle squeaky; aunt squeaky; graymouse; limpy; pond lily; lady spider; whiskers; l; jack rabbit; dot; daddy;
   • title - Grand-Daddy Whiskers, M.D.
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7.  The Graymouse Family / Leonard, Nellie Mabel
   -painted stools with their paws folded primly in their laps. Then he winked slyly at Mother Graymouse. "Oh, well ... , but all the cousins--Dot, Scamper, Wink and Wiggle, were at home. They were very glad to see them. "Mother left us  details...
   • creator(s) - Leonard, Nellie Mabel
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   • subject(s) - graymouse; mother graymouse; buster; limpy; uncle squeaky; squeaky; mammy; teenty; squealer; baby squealer; toes; daddy; ruth; silver ears; candy; ruth giant; uncle; silver; mouse; mice; tiny; little mice; giant; christmas; baby; ears; grand; corn; nice; teenty; baby; squealer; squeaky; tiny; mother graymouse; silver ears; mouse; ears; grand; christmas; mammy; uncle; ruth; buster; toes; ruth giant; uncle squeaky; candy; corn; nice; graymouse; limpy; mice; little mice; baby squealer; silver; giant; daddy;
   • title - The Graymouse Family
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8.  The Faery Tales of Weir / Sholl, Anna McClure
   OF THE BLUE GLOVE THE INVISIBLE WALL THE TREE IN THE DARK WOOD THE CAT THAT WINKED THE MAGIC TEARS ... magnolia petal. His long fingers rested on the marble balustrade, and the royal rings winked wickedly  details...
   • creator(s) - Sholl, Anna McClure
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   • subject(s) - mother huldah; huldah; tommie; princess; king theophile; elene; theophile; wizard; princess myrtle; golden archer; archer; merlin; prince merlin; princess elene; prince; lady beatrice; prince tristan; king cuthbert; golden; prince lorenzo; king; prince hu; lady beatrice; king theophile; king cuthbert; prince lorenzo; archer; princess elene; golden archer; mother huldah; princess; prince hu; princess myrtle; tommie; king; prince merlin; prince; wizard; prince tristan; merlin; golden; theophile; huldah; elene;
   • title - The Faery Tales of Weir
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9.  The Magic Speech Flower or Little Luke and His Animal Friends / Hix, Melvin
   into the pasture. As he was going along he heard Mrs. Chee-wink making a great outcry. She was flying about a little bushy fir tree not bigger than a currant bush. "Chee-wink, to-whee; chee-wink, to ...  details...
   • creator(s) - Hix, Melvin
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   • subject(s) - chee; little luke; luke; old boze; old klaws; bob lincoln; nest; bob lincolns; horace mann; wild folk; old klaws; nest; luke; horace mann; wild folk; little luke; chee; bob lincoln; bob lincolns; old boze;
   • title - The Magic Speech Flower or Little Luke and His Animal Friends
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10.  Mrs. Peter Rabbit / Burgess, Thornton W. (Thornton Waldo), 1874-1965
    . A little star came out and winked at Peter, and then way over on the edge of the Green Forest he heard Old ... as he does every day. Peter looked up at him, and he felt sure that Mr. Sun winked at him. Somehow it made him feel  details...
    • creator(s) - Burgess, Thornton W. (Thornton Waldo), 1874-1965
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    • subject(s) - peter; miss fuzzytail; peter rabbit; rabbit; jed thumper; old briar; man coyote; old pasture; old jed; jenny wren; tommy tit; reddy fox; patch; sammy jay; green meadows; jimmy skunk; mistah mocker; danny meadow; meadow mouse; peter rabbit's; big fern; swe; green meadows; jenny wren; mistah mocker; tommy tit; old pasture; reddy fox; big fern; man coyote; patch; peter rabbit's; meadow mouse; jed thumper; peter rabbit; swe; old briar; jimmy skunk; danny meadow; miss fuzzytail; peter; old jed; sammy jay; rabbit;
    • title - Mrs. Peter Rabbit
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