No. 69 of 101 · Storybook Classics
Forty-Two
Pictures by E. H. ShepardWords by A. A. Milne
Two small children walk hand in hand past an older couple in E. H. Shepard's pen drawing, paired with A. A. Milne's verse about all the things Anne and I mean to do when we are forty-two. The poem and picture come from Milne's 1927 book of verse for children, with Shepard's pen drawings. For a friend you have grown up beside.
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Inside, it says
When Anne and I go out a walk, We hold each other's hand and talk Of all the things we mean to do When Anne and I are forty-two. A. A. Milne, 1927
On the back
Illustrations: E. H. Shepard / Words: A. A. Milne, 1927 / A. A. Milne's 1927 book of verse for children, with E. H. Shepard's pen drawings. / US ONLY / Storybook Classics / No. 69/101
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