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Volume L. Issue 3. National Magazine Co., Limited. September 1946.

Enid Blyton's Pages for Children (p 46 & 47) (full colour)

(ill Stanley Jackson)

The Wasp in the Plum

(Dan and Daisy)

"Look, Daisy," said Dan. "There's a most beautiful plum on Mrs. Williams' plum-tree,

(used in Enid Blyton's Marigold Story Book [John Gifford, July 1954])

Tiny Tales - untitled [Tiny's Trees]

(A Tiny Tale)

Tiny's garden looked rather bare. "I want a tree for my garden," she said. "That would..."

(used in Enid Blyton's Foxglove Story Book [John Gifford, September 1955])

Golly the Wog and Jumpy the Kitten

(Picture Strip - 4 frames)

(uncollected 'Golly and Jumpy' 13)

"We've had a lot of jobs and worked hard," said Golly. "We'll have a holiday."

Country Corner – Harvest Home

"This is our month," says the waving corn in the field. "Can you hear us whispering to you..."