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by Gerald Durrell
About 66 pages (19,649 words)
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"I'm glad you've come, dear," she panted; "This pelican is a little difficult to handle." Pp xiii

"Well of course I knew they were yours, dear; Who else would send pelicans to me?" Pp xiii

"what for you want a bathroom? Have you not got the sea?" Pp 13

"Honest to Gods if I wasn't Greek, I'd likes to be English." Pp 16

"I'm far and away the most reasonable member of the family." Pp 41

"I wouldn't mind being attacked by bumble-bees, if it led anywhere." Pp 41

"You see," he went on in.....

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