Wolf single work   poetry   "'Confess it: you entertain a prejudice against me,"
Issue Details: First known date: 1969... 1969 Wolf
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The Wolf justifies his action in killing the pigs.

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  • Author's note: Three Little Pigs

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    y separately published work icon Return to Magic Clive Sansom , London : Leslie Frewin , 1969 Z98173 1969 selected work poetry A series of poems re-telling, commenting on, or examining from different angles some traditonal folk and fairy-tales. Sansom's approach embraces satire, homely humour, whimsy and delicate lyricism. The poems are written for adults. London : Leslie Frewin , 1969 pg. 41-43
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