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Beatrix P Helen Beatrix Potter illustrator, natural scie best known for her chi She was interested in save astronomy. Botan Victorians and nature Beatrix loved collecting artefacts from London entomology. In all thes specimens with increasing skill. By the 1890s her scientific interests c fungi because of their colours and ev painting them. Curious as to how fungi reproduced, fungus spores (the agarics) and in 18 germination.

Potter (1866 – 1943) was an English writer, entist, and conservationist ildren's books featuring animals. every branch of natural science ny was a passion for most study was a popular enthusiasm. g fossils, studying archaeological n excavations, and interested in se areas she drew and painted her centred on mycology. First drawn to vanescence in nature and her delight in she began microscopic drawings of 895 developed a theory of their









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The Tale of Samue On baking day she de to shut them up in a She caught Moppet a but she could not find Tom anywhere.

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The Tale of Samue She went right upstair and looked into the a but she could not find

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Mrs. Tabitha became more and more distracted, and mewed dreadfully.



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The Tale of Samue They patted it with little soft paws, \"Sh dear little muffins said Mittens to Mo

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The Tale of Samue

el Whiskers The visitor was a neighbour, Mrs. Ribby. She had called to borrow some yeast.

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el Whiskers me downstairs ully, n Ribby, sit ye down!

The Tale of Samue I'm in sad trouble, Co Said Tabitha, sheddi \"I've lost my dear son I'm afraid the rats ha She wiped her eyes with her apron.

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The Tale of Samue \"All over the house! There are too many said Mrs. Tabitha Tw “What a thing it is to have an unruly family!“

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The Tale of Samue \"I'm not afraid of rats; I will help you to find and whip him too! “

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