Lucy Aikin - Works Attributed To Her As Mary Godolphin

Works Attributed To Her As Mary Godolphin

  • 1867: Robinson Crusoe: In Words of One Syllable
  • 1868: Sandford and Merton: In Words of One Syllable
  • 1868: An Evening at Home: In Words of One Syllable
  • 1869: Aesop's Fables: In Words of One Syllable
  • 1869: The Pilgrim's Progress: In Words of One Syllable
  • 1869: The Swiss Family Robinson: In Words of One Syllable
  • 1870: The One Syllable Sunday Book

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