I adore thee

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I adore thee

Date1877

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I adore thee

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Dimensions70 mm x 90 mm

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CollectionOsborne Collection of Early Children's Books

Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)

Object NumberOSB-CARDS-0062

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Libby Holman. Holmesville and I danced there. It was the most thrilling. The only thing I can say against Hagersville is that thee is no place to Ski (...)

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Valentine, I greet thee

between 1800 and 1899

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These lines shall say "I love thee"

approximately 1906

A single large red rose sits at the centre of a bouquet of small blue flowers. They are framed …

Ask why I dream of thee by night

approximately 1904

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I think of thee

approximately 1903

I love thee true

I love thee true

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1862

Dear harp of my country, in darkness I found thee.

Dear harp of my country, in darkness I found thee.

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For you. I love thee dearly.

For you. I love thee dearly.

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1865

Adores being 54

Adores being 54

Douglas, Shirley Jean

6/3/1988

There's no mistaking Who takes fans adore

There's no mistaking Who takes fans adore

Darrell, Dick

12/16/1982

Fangs for the fun: Paleontologist Scott Sampson adores finding dinosaurs for places like the Royal Ontario Museum.

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Loek, Dick

10/29/1991