File:Jack in the Pulpit.jpg

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The illustration is for the poem "Jack in the Pulpit", a children's poem about the flower

This drawing is from a child's reading book "Williams's Choice Literature Book 4" by Sherman Williams, Copyright 1912, Page 195

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  • Tags: illustrations, freebie, friday, black and white, b&w, drawings, public domain, copyright free
  • License: CC BY 2.0
  • User: perpetualplum Sue Clark
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