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Wiggin, Kate Douglas. The Birds' Christmas Carol. Inscription: To the Gentle Reader-- The preface of this my first book tells all of me and all of my work there is to tell! It breathes my thanks for the affection, the loyalty, and the undeserved appreciation of my constituency. Gratefully yours, Kate Douglas Wiggin. Library of the State of Maine, 1920 K. D. W. Her first book.

Summer in a Canon Polly Oliver's Problem. Inscription: California stories, with the background of fifteen years of my life. Kate Douglas Wiggin. Library of the State of Maine, 1920

Penelope's English and Scottish Experiences. Inscription: " Here we are in England, Salemina, Francesca and I". Penelope's English Experiences. "Edina! Scotias darling seat! All hail the palaces and towers". Penelope's Scottish Experiences Kate Douglas Wiggin. Library of the State of Maine, 1920

Penelope's Irish Experiences: Inscription: "Sure a terrible time I was out o' the way, Over the sea, over the sea, Till I went to Ireland one sunny day, Betther for me, bhetter for me". Kate Douglas Wiggin. Library of the State of Maine, 1920.

Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. Inscription: Yours by way of Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, all Maine, from head to foot! Kate Douglas Wiggin. Library of the State of Maine, 1920.

The Village Watch Tower. Marm Lisa. Inscription: Stories written under my apple trees at "Quillcote", Hollis, Maine. Kate Douglas Wiggin. Library of the State of Maine, 1920.

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 Wiggin, Kate Douglas.
-The Birds 1 Christmas Carol.
+The Birds' Christmas Carol.
-Inscription:
+Inscription: To the Gentle Reader-- The preface of this my first book tells all of me and all of my work there is to
+tell! It breathes my thanks for the affection, the loyalty, and the undeserved appreciation of my
+constituency.
+Gratefully yours,
+Kate Douglas Wiggin.
+Library of the State of Maine, 1920
+K. D. W. Her first book.
 Summer in a Canon
 Polly Oliver's Problem.
-Inscription:
+Inscription: California stories, with the background of fifteen years of my life.
+Kate Douglas Wiggin.
-To the Gentle Reader-- The preface
+Library of the State of Maine, 1920
-of this my first book tells all of
-me and all of my work there is to
-telJ. ! It breathes my thanks for
-the affectiort, the loyalty, and
-the undeserved appreciation of my
-constituency.
-Gratefully yours,
-Kate Douglaa Wiggin.
-Library of the State of Llainc, 19~0
-K. D. w. Her first book.
-A
-California stories, with the bf~ckground of fifteen years of my life.
-Kate Douglas Diggin.
-Library of the State of ~aine, 1920
 Penelope's English and Scottish Experiences.
-Inscription: 11 Here we are in En;land,
+Inscription: " Here we are in England, Salemina, Francesca and I".
-Salemina, Francesca and ! 11 •
+Penelope's English Experiences.
-Penelope's En?lish Experiences,
 "Edina! Scotias darling seat!
-All hail the ualaces and towers 11 •
+All hail the palaces and towers".
-Penel~pe 1 s Scottish Experiencef
+Penelope's Scottish Experiences
 Kate Douglas Wiggin.
-Library of the State of ?::i.aine, 1920.
+Library of the State of Maine, 1920
 Penelope's Irish Experiences:
-Inscription: u Sure a teri-•i ble time I \'las out o 1
+Inscription: "Sure a terrible time I was out o' the way,
-the way,
 Over the sea, over the sea,
 Till I went to Ireland one sunny day,
 Betther for me, bhetter for me".
-Kate Douglas higgin.
+Kate Douglas Wiggin.
 Library of the State of Maine, 1920.
 Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm.
 Inscription: Yours by way of Rebecca of Sunnybrook
-Farm, all i\:l.aine, from head to foot!
+Farm, all Maine, from head to foot!
 Kate Douglas Wiggin.
-Library 0£ the State of Maine, 1920.
+Library of the State of Maine, 1920.
-The Village \·Jatch Tov1er.
+The Village Watch Tower.
 Marm Lisa.
 Inscription: Stories written under my apple trees
 at "Quillcote", Hollis, Maine.
 Kate Douglas Wiggin.
-Library of the State of Liaine, 1920.
+Library of the State of Maine, 1920.
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