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DescriptionPrincess Belle-Etoile 2 - illustration by Walter Crane - Project Gutenberg eText 18344.jpg	Español: Los niños de la reina Blondine y la hermana Brunette recogidos por un corsario después de siete días en el mar; ilustración de Walter Crane English: Princess Belle-Etoile. The children of Queen Blondine and sister Brunette picked up by a Corsair after seven days at sea, from the fairy tale Princess Belle-Etoile.
Date	1834
Source	The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Song of Sixpence
Author	Walter Crane (1845–1915)     Description British painter Date of birth/death 15 August 1845 17 March 1915 Location of birth/death Liverpool Horsham Work location Liverpool, London Authority control WorldCat
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