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Saphire484
Unregistered User
(1/10/02 12:58:14 pm)
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Looking for Specific 19th c. Children's Story/Illustrations
Hi,
I've been racking my brain, trying to recall the title of a soft cover, magazine-like story that was read to me as a child. There was a poem with a storyline based upon candyland (as I remember), with beautifully sketched drawings and text on pink and blue pages.
Any idea of the title would be greatly appreciated!
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tlchang37
Registered User
(1/11/02 12:28:53 am)
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Re: Looking for Specific 19th c. Children's Story/Illustrati
I'm not familiar with the exact "magazine/book" you are describing, but it reminds me a bit of an illustration for "The Fly-Away Horse", by Eugene Field.
(And the Fly-Away Horse seeks those far-away lands
You little folkl dream of at night -
Where candy-trees grow, and honey-brooks flow,
And cornfields with popcorn are white:....)
It's a fairly long poem, and Field lived in the late 1800's...
For what it's worth.
Tara
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Saphire484
Unregistered User
(1/11/02 4:58:05 pm)
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Looking for Specific 19th c. Story/illustrations...
Thanks so much for your response, Tara. Will try to find a copy of the poem you wrote of and see if it matches up. If anyone else comes up with another title, please don't hesitate to post! -Susan
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