Chapter I

WALTER CRANE’S PAINTING BOOK

ENGRAVED & PRINTED IN COLOURS
BY EDMUND EVANS

GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS
London, Glasgow, Manchester, & New York

WALTER CRANE’S PAINTING BOOK

_Containing Twelve Coloured and Twelve Outline Full-page Plates_

ENGRAVED AND PRINTED BY EDMUND EVANS

LONDON
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS
GLASGOW, MANCHESTER, AND NEW YORK

The Peacock considered it wrong
That he had not the nightingale’s song;
So to Juno he went,
She replied, “Be content
With thy having, & hold thy fool’s tongue!”

DO NOT QUARREL WITH NATURE]

The Peacock considered it wrong
That he had not the nightingale’s song;
So to Juno he went,
She replied, “Be content
With thy having, & hold thy fool’s tongue!”

DO NOT QUARREL WITH NATURE]

HOW DOES
MY LADY’S
GARDEN
GROW
?]

HOW DOES
MY LADY’S
GARDEN
GROW
?]

HERE
WE GO
ROVND

THE
MVLBERRY
BVSH]

HERE
WE GO
ROVND

THE
MVLBERRY
BVSH]

=Pan-Pipes.= A Book of Old Songs 6/-

=Baby’s Opera.= A Book of Old Rhymes with New Dresses 5/-

=Baby’s Bouquet.= A Fresh Bunch of Old Rhymes and Tunes 5/-

=Baby’s Own Æsop.= Being the Fables condensed in Rhyme 5/-

End of Project Gutenberg's Walter Crane's Painting Book, by Walter Crane