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Little Princess
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Frances Hodgson Burnett
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United Kingdom
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English
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Children's literature
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Publisher
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1905
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Hardcover
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Paperback
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ISBN
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1905
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children's novel
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Frances Hodgson Burnett
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novel
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St. Nicholas Magazine
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eponymous
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India
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Hindi
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populace
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Marie Antoinette
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scullery maid
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scapegoat
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townhouses
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skylights
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sixpence
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novella
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St. Nicholas Magazine
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Europe
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Charlotte Brontë
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Cornhill Magazine
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London
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New York City
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Broadway
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public domain
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Palo Alto, California
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Andrew Lippa
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Susan H. Schulman
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Richard Link
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Civil War
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America
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David Zippel
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World War I
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1917 version
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Mary Pickford
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1939 version
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Shirley Temple
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Mary Nash
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Filipino
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Camille Prats
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Jean Garcia
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anime
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Princess Sarah
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Philippines
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Scotland
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Star Cinema
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ABS-CBN
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1995 version
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Liesel Matthews
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Eleanor Bron
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1973 version
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1986 version
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Amelia Shankley
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Maureen Lipman
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Princess Sarah
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Japanese
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anime
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Nippon Animation
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World Masterpiece Theater
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Sumi Shimamoto
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Sōkō no Strain
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mecha
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Princess Sarah
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ABS-CBN
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Sharlene San Pedro
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Sheryl Cruz
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Project Gutenberg
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Categories
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1905 novels
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Children's novels
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Novels by Frances Hodgson Burnett
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Fictional orphans
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Child characters in written fiction
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Child characters in film
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