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Grumble and Cheery

Date1846
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  • Grumble and Cheery
  • Grumble and Cheery : and The eagle's verdict : new faery tales. Puck's reports to Oberon, Part II
  • Eagle's verdict, or Puck's reports to Oberon
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Grumble and Cheery : and The eagle's verdict : new faery tales. Puck's reports to Oberon, Part II. Attributed to C.A. Cole. Cf. Osborne catalogue, cited below. Contains final two stories from ''Puck's reports to Oberon, King of Fairies: of some new exploits of the pen and pencil of fancy''. Felix Summerly is the pseudonym of Sir Henry Cole.
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      CollectionOsborne Collection of Early Children's Books
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Call Number / Accession Number37131013236286D
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      Grumble and Cheery : and The eagle's verdict : new faery tales
      Grumble and Cheery : and The eagle's verdict : new faery tales
      Cole, Charles Augustus
      1846
      Grumble and Cheery : and The eagle's verdict : new faery tales
      Grumble and Cheery : and The eagle's verdict : new faery tales
      Cole, Charles Augustus
      1846
      General Kitching. I grumble like hell
      General Kitching. I grumble like hell
      Kitching, George, 1910-1999
      11/10/1970
      Randy Newman. At Grumbles coffeehouse
      Randy Newman. At Grumbles coffeehouse
      Beaty, Keith
      8/29/1972
      Surrounded with antiques, Joy and Neil Dixon preside at the counter of their coffee house, Grumbles, at 71 Jarvis St
      Surrounded with antiques, Joy and Neil Dixon preside at the counter of their coffee house, Grumbles, at 71 Jarvis St
      James, Norman
      5/7/1970
      Back-Slapping Backbenchers give Prime Minister Diefenbaker a cheery welcome as he arrives at the House of Commons yesterday. However, proceedings were(...)
      Back-Slapping Backbenchers give Prime Minister Diefenbaker a cheery welcome as he arrives at the House of Commons yesterday. However, proceedings were(...)
      Diefenbaker, John G., 1895-1979
      2/6/1963
      Cheery wave is given by Mrs. Dick as she leaves Barton St. jail for the courtroom today. Cooler weather kept the number of curious spectators down. A separate trial was order for Mrs. Evelyn Dick
      Cheery wave is given by Mrs. Dick as she leaves Barton St. jail for the courtroom today. Cooler weather kept the number of curious spectators down. A separate trial was order for Mrs. Evelyn Dick
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      10/8/1946
      Despite his cheery smile, it was a rotten afternoon for animal control officer Gord Haley yesterday
      Despite his cheery smile, it was a rotten afternoon for animal control officer Gord Haley yesterday
      Bezant, Graham
      2/2/1978
      The cheery wood-burning stove adds to the heated activity in Vittorio Masi's new restaurant.
      The cheery wood-burning stove adds to the heated activity in Vittorio Masi's new restaurant.
      McConnell, Colin
      11/22/1988
      Cheery visit
      Cheery visit
      Godfrey, Sharon
      10/7/1986
      It's hip, hip, hooray for a cheery Lynda, one of the delightful dozen who'll warm up Blizzard soccer fans with their sideline routines this season
      It's hip, hip, hooray for a cheery Lynda, one of the delightful dozen who'll warm up Blizzard soccer fans with their sideline routines this season
      Bull, Ron
      4/17/1979
      Ontario symbol? Paul and Denese Coulbeck-Gipson have almost 1,000 signatures on a petition to have the bluebird named Ontario's official bird. They say that with its cheery song, it's a perfect symbol of all that's good about the province.
      Ontario symbol? Paul and Denese Coulbeck-Gipson have almost 1,000 signatures on a petition to have the bluebird named Ontario's official bird. They say that with its cheery song, it's a perfect symbol of all that's good about the province.
      Irish, Paul
      2/26/1984