1850c.10
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B is for Bat, B is for Ball
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| Tags | Chapbooks for JuvenilesChapbooks for Juveniles |
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| Text | A chapbook has eight pages of simple verses and some basic illustrations. Highlight: "The letter B you plainly see,/ Begins both Bat and Ball;/ And next you'll find the letter C,/ Commences Cat and Call." |
| Sources | Grandpapa Pease's Pretty Poetical Spelling Book [Albany, H. Pease], per David Block, Baseball Before We Knew It, page 213. |
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1850c.10 B is for Bat, B is for Ball"
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