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Sleeping Beauty (Well Loved Tales)
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Vera Southgate, Well Loved Tales, 1965, Ladybird Books Ltd. (formerly Wills & Hepworth Ltd)
Ladybird Books Ltd. (formerly Wills & Hepworth Ltd)
Title: Sleeping Beauty (Well Loved Tales)
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Vera Southgate, Well Loved Tales, 1965, Ladybird Books Ltd.
(formerly Wills & Hepworth Ltd).
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