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  • Ellenaeddy
  • Chesterton, IN, United States
  • 09-06-15

The most charming bit of English history ever

I've always adored this Kipling gem. It's fun, funny, sweet, strong and chocked full of history of a very primal sense. Not just for kids. Fabulous.

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