The Tale of Henrietta Hen by Bailey, Arthur Scott

New York: Grosset & Dunlap Publishers, 1921 Book. Good. Hardcover. Early 20th century young reader's book from the Slumber-Town Tales series. Illustrated frontis. Minor edge wear, moderate soils, inked name on front endpaper, front inner hinge cracked..

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1921. hardcover. Book: Good. 12mo.. Smith, Harry L.. 118 pp. 5 x 7 1/4. Tan cloth covered boards, stamped in red and black on front; in black on spine. No dj. Cloth edgeworn; rear bottom corner frayed. Spine slightly cocked.

MP3 Audio CD. 14.99 by Bailey, Arthur Scott, 1877-1949; Smith, Harry L. [Illustrator]

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MP3 Audio CD. The Tale of Henrietta Hen I A SPECKLED BEAUTY Henrietta Hen thought highly of herself. Not only did she consider herself a "speckled beauty" (to use her own words) but she had an excellent opinion of her own ways, her own ideas--even of her own belongings. When she pulled a fat worm--or a grub--out of the ground she did it with an air of pride; and she was almost sure to say, "There! I'd like to see anybody else find a bigger one than that!" Of course, it wouldn't really have pleased her at all to have one of her neighbors do better than she did. That was only her way of boasting that no one could beat her. If any one happened to mention speckles Henrietta Hen was certain to speak of her own, claiming that they were the handsomest and most speckly to be found in Pleasant Valley. And if a person chanced to say anything about combs, Henrietta never failed to announce that hers was the reddest and most beautiful in the whole world. Nobody could ever find out how… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. The Tale of Henrietta Hen I A SPECKLED BEAUTY Henrietta Hen thought highly of herself. Not only did she consider herself a "speckled beauty" (to use her own words) but she had an excellent opinion of her own ways, her own ideas--even of her own belongings. When she pulled a fat worm--or a grub--out of the ground she did it with an air of pride; and she was almost sure to say, "There! I'd like to see anybody else find a bigger one than that!" Of course, it wouldn't really have pleased her at all to have one of her neighbors do better than she did. That was only her way of boasting that no one could beat her. If any one happened to mention speckles Henrietta Hen was certain to speak of her own, claiming that they were the handsomest and most speckly to be found in Pleasant Valley. And if a person chanced to say anything about combs, Henrietta never failed to announce that hers was the reddest and most beautiful in the whole world. Nobody could ever find out how… Read More

Ny: Grosset & Dunlap, 1921. Not Indicated. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket.

Paperback / softback. New.

Paperback / softback. New.

Paperback / softback. New.