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  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.</li> <li> Louis II, le Grand Condé , a wood-mouse with likes to ride in the sleeve of my red dress.</li> <li> Louis VI, a grand fir tree in the woods.</li> <li> Lucian Horace Ovid Virgil, a toad.</li> </ul>

<li>" Mamma, The ," Mrs. Whiteley.</li> <li> Marcus Aurelius, a lamb.</li> <li> Mathilde Plantagenet, the baby calf of the gentle Jersey cow, that came on the night of the coming of Elsie's baby.</li> <li> Menander Euripides Theocritus Thucydides, a most dear lamb that had needs to be mothered.</li> <li> Michael Angelo Sanzio Raphael, a grand fir tree with an understanding soul.</li> </ul>

<li> Nannerl Mozart, a very shy mouse.</li> <li> Napoleon, the Rhode Island Red rooster.</li> <li> Nicholas Boileau, one of Minerva's baby chickens.</li> </ul>

<li> Oliver Goldsmith, one of Minerva's baby chickens.</li> <li> Orderic, a sheep.</li> </ul>

<li>" Papa, The ," Mr. Whiteley.</li> <li> Peace, a mother hen that has got all her children grown up.</li> <li> Periander Pindar, a lamb.</li> </ul>