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 Agamemnon Menelaus Dindon, a pet turkey.

 Adamnan of Iona, a sheep.

 Alan of Bretagne, a fir tree.

 Aidan of Iona come from Lindisfarne, the shepherd.

 Albéric de Briançon, a sheep.

 Alcuin, a sheep.

 Alfric of Canterbury, a sheep.

 Anacreon Herodotus, a lamb a little more little than the other little lamb.

 Andromeda, sister hen of Clementine.

 Anthonya Mundy, Solomon Grundy’s little pig sister that has not got as much curl in her tail as has Solomon Grundy.

 Aphrodite, the mother-pig.

 Aristotle, a pet bat who died of eating too many mosquitoes.

 Bébé Blanche }

 Bébé William } two little trees by Edward III.

 Bede of Jarrow, a sheep.

 Ben Jonson, one of Minerva’s baby chickens.

 Brave Horatius, the shepherd dog.

 Byron, a fir tree in the lane.

 Cassiopée, a neighbor’s pig.

 Cardinal Richelieu, one of Minerva’s baby chickens.

 Charlemagne, the most tall tree of all the trees growing in the lane.

 Clementine, a Plymouth Rock hen.

 Cynewulf, a sheep.

 Dallan Forgaill, a sheep.

 Dear Love and her Young Husband, neighbors and dear friends.

 Edmund Spenser, one of Minerva’s baby chickens.

 Edward III, a fir tree near the singing creek where the willows grow.

 Edward, Prince of Wales, a younger tree growing near unto Edward III.

 Edwin of Diera, a sheep.

 Elidor, a sheep.

 Elizabeth Barrett Browning, a pet cow with poetry in her tracks.

 Elsie and her Young Husband, neighbors and interesting friends.

 Epicurus Pythagoras, a lamb.

 Étienne of Blois, a fir tree in the woods.

 Felix Mendelssohn, a very dear pet mouse.

 Felix of Croyland, a sheep.

 Francis Beaumont, one of Minerva’s baby chickens.

 Geoffroi Chaucer, a little squirrel that was hurt by the black cat.

 Godefroi of Bouillon, a fir tree in the woods.

 Good King Edward I, a fir tree growing in the lane.

 Grandpère, Mrs. Whiteley’s father.

 Guy de Cavaillon, a sheep.

 Gwian, a sheep.

 Homer Archimedes Chilon, a little lamb more big than all the other lambs.

 Hugh Capet, a fir tree growing in the lane.

 Isaiah, a plain dog.

 Jean de la Fontaine, one of Minerva’s baby chickens.

 Jean Molière, one of Minerva’s baby chickens.

 Jean Racine, one of Minerva’s baby chickens.

 Jenny Strong, a visitor with an interesting bonnet.

 John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, a tree growing near unto Edward III.

 John Fletcher, one of Minerva’s baby chickens.

 Keats, an oak tree in the lane.

 Lars Porsena of Clusium, a pet crow with a fondness for collecting things.

 Lionel, Duke of Clarence, a tree growing near unto Edward III.

 Lola, a little girl in school, who had wants for a white silk dress.

 Louis II, le Grand Condé, a wood-mouse with likes to ride in the sleeve of my red dress.

 Louis VI, a grand fir tree in the woods.

 Lucian Horace Ovid Virgil, a toad.

 “Mamma, The,” Mrs. Whiteley.

 Marcus Aurelius, a lamb.

 Mathilde Plantagenet, the baby calf of the gentle Jersey cow, that came on the night of the coming of Elsie’s baby.

 Menander Euripides Theocritus Thucydides, a most dear lamb that had needs to be mothered.

 Michael Angelo Sanzio Raphael, a grand fir tree with an understanding soul.

 Nannerl Mozart, a very shy mouse.

 Napoleon, the Rhode Island Red rooster.

 Nicholas Boileau, one of Minerva’s baby chickens.

 Oliver Goldsmith, one of Minerva’s baby chickens.

 Orderic, a sheep.

 “Papa, The,” Mr. Whiteley.

 Peace, a mother hen that has got all her children grown up.

 Periander Pindar, a lamb.

 Peter Paul Rubens, a very dear pet pig.

 Pius VII, one of Minerva’s baby chickens.

 Plato }

 Pliny } twin bats.

 Plutarch Demosthenes, a lamb.

 Queen Eleanor of Castile, a fir tree in the lane growing by Edward I.

 Queen Philippa of Hainault, a fir tree growing by Edward III.

 Raoul de Houdenc, a sheep.

 Raymond of Toulouse, a fir tree in the woods.

 Sadie McKibben, a comforter in time of trouble.

 Saint Louis, a fir tree growing in the lane.

 Samuel Taylor Coleridge, one of Minerva’s baby chickens.

 Savonarola, a sorrel horse.

 Shelley, a fir tree growing in the lane.

 Sir Francis Bacon, one of Minerva’s baby chickens.

 Sir Philip Sidney, one of Minerva’s baby chickens.

 Sir Walter Raleigh, one of Minerva’s baby chickens.

 Solomon Grundy, a very dear baby pig.

 Solon Thales, a lamb.

 Sophocles Diogenes, a lamb with a short tail and a question-look in his eyes.

 Theodore Roosevelt, a fir tree in the lane.

 Thomas Chatterton Jupiter Zeus, a most dear velvety wood-rat.

 Tibullus Theognis, a fuzzy lamb with very long legs.

 William Makepeace Thackeray, a little bird that was hurt.

 William Shakespeare, an old gray horse with an understanding soul.

 William Wordsworth, an oak tree in the lane.

The Story of Opal

The Journal of

An Understanding Heart

Photograph by Bachrach

THE AUTHOR AND THE FRAGMENTS OF HER DIARY

THE STORY OF OPAL