Lullabies and night songs : production material.

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Lullabies and night songs : production material.

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Photographs of illustrations. "Favorite folk songs and nursery rhymes have been set to new tunes, and poems by Thurber, Kipling, and others have been set to music."

Illustrations: 2 items.

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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SNAC Resource ID: 7852722

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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