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[Said Sambo to his dusky ...]

Date1860

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[Said Sambo to his dusky ...]. Imperfect: wrappers wanting, first leaf wanting, last leaf or leaves may be wanting. Donor provided verse on missing front page: ''Said Sambo to his dusky spouse / My dear twixt you and me / I think we'll take the children out / and have a little spree''.

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ProvenanceGift of J. Hall

CollectionOsborne Collection of Early Children's Books

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Object Number37131053582839D

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