Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›"The old woman who lived in a shoe." Returns delighted from her purchase of shoes wit the A. S. T. Co., beautiful black tip upon them, assured that hereafter her shoe bills will be reduced one-half. Parents who buy these tipped shoes all find this to be true.
"The old woman who lived in a shoe." Returns delighted from her purchase of shoes wit the A. S. T. Co., beautiful black tip upon them, assured that hereafter her shoe bills will be reduced one-half. Parents who buy these tipped shoes all find this to be true.
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"The old woman who lived in a shoe." Returns delighted from her purchase of shoes wit the A. S. T. Co., beautiful black tip upon them, assured that hereafter her shoe bills will be reduced one-half. Parents who buy these tipped shoes all find this to be true.

[ca. 1870–1900]

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