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Mother Goose
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Petra Mathers
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elogo bottom Mother Goose: A Scholarly Exploration
MOTHER GOOSE
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I Saw a Ship A-Sailing

Ship's Bounty - Protecting the Cargo

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Again we see plenty of white mice dressed in red and white-stripped shirts; however, here they are clumped together as if under more control by the captain. The duck captain has a brown-feathered body and a green head with a red-feathered hat on top. The ‘packet’ is on his side rather than his back; it resembles more of a pocketbook than an explorers backpack. The swirls of the rolling blue sea are mirrored somewhat in the line of the sails, which, along with the line of the captain's wing, points to the mouse at the top of the sail.The reader gets a peek into the hold of the ship to see large baskets filled with apples and other things either to trade or to bring to home port.



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