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    Celebrated jumping frog of Calaveras CountyMark Twain

    Celebrated jumping frog of Calaveras County

    by Mark Twain

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    • The jumping frog

      2003Black Cat Publ., Cideb

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      German National Library
      CC0

      ISBN 9788853001375

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    • The jumping frog

      2003Black Cat Publ., Cideb

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      German National Library
      CC0

      ISBN 9783526521242

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    • The Jumping Frog And 18 Other Stories

      2000Book Tree

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      Open Library
      CC0

      ISBN 9781585092000

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    • The jumping frog

      1993Moyer Bell

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      Library of Congress
      Public domain
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      Open Library
      CC0

      ISBN 9781559210973

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    • The jumping frog

      1987Chronicle Books

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      ISBN 9780877014423

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