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"The History of Little King Pippin," by Thomas Bewick, presents a collection of classic cautionary tales designed to instill valuable lessons in young readers. This timeless work of children's literature explores themes of morality and the importance of good conduct through engaging animal stories.
Included is the unforgettable account of four naughty boys whose unfortunate choices lead to a grim demise at the hands of wild beasts, serving as a stark warning against misbehavior. Conversely, the story highlights the virtues of obedience and kindness through the miraculous delivery of Master Harry Harmless by a little white horse.
This meticulously prepared edition preserves the charm and enduring appeal of Bewick's original work, offering readers a glimpse into the moral landscape of juvenile fiction. It remains a powerful and thought-provoking exploration of values and virtues, sure to captivate readers of all ages.
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