Tarka the otter
Henry Williamson, J. W. (John William) Sir 1859-1933 [Contributor] Fortescue
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Subjects
- Devon (England) -- Fiction
- Nature -- Fiction
- Otters -- Fiction
- Stream animals -- Fiction
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