THE STORY OF A TROUBLESOME YOUNG MONKEY WHO WOULD SEE…

THE STORY OF A TROUBLESOME YOUNG MONKEY WHO WOULD SEE THE WORLD, with his tricks and his numerous capers, his mighty escapes, and his wonderful scrapes. Written down from the monkey’s own dictation by Doctor Gore-illa. by GORE-ILLA, Doctor. < >
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  • Another image of THE STORY OF A TROUBLESOME YOUNG MONKEY WHO WOULD SEE THE WORLD, with his tricks and his numerous capers, his mighty escapes, and his wonderful scrapes. Written down from the monkey’s own dictation by Doctor Gore-illa. by GORE-ILLA, Doctor.
  • Another image of THE STORY OF A TROUBLESOME YOUNG MONKEY WHO WOULD SEE THE WORLD, with his tricks and his numerous capers, his mighty escapes, and his wonderful scrapes. Written down from the monkey’s own dictation by Doctor Gore-illa. by GORE-ILLA, Doctor.

THE STORY OF A TROUBLESOME YOUNG MONKEY WHO WOULD SEE THE WORLD, with his tricks and his numerous capers, his mighty escapes, and his wonderful scrapes. Written down from the monkey’s own dictation by Doctor Gore-illa.

London: Ward and Lock, No date [1863]. 16 pages. Illustrated with a vignette to the title, and 10 other hand-coloured engravings. Original colour-printed pictorial card covers. 210 x 165 mm. The cover states that the book was available: ‘Sixpence plain, coloured one shilling’. The endpapers are adverts for books. Spine expertly repaired; title a little browned; the occasional small mark, else a very good copy of a scarce title.

Book ID: 16442
Tags: 19th Century Children's Books
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