The Crab and the Fox

The Crab and the FoxSigned print Size: 35. 5cm x 25cm A Crab once left the sea shore and went and settled in a meadow some way inland, which looked very nice and green and seemed likely to be a good place to feed in. But a hungry Fox came along and spied the Crab and caught him. Just as he was going to be eaten up, the Crab said, "This is just what I deserve; for I had no business to leave my natural home by the sea and settle here as though I belonged to the land." Be

The gallery rang the telephone number that is on the painting and asked Mr Cumberland Snr if he was interested in buying the work

30pm Economic bus that ran from Whitburn to Shields that would get us into the New Crown pub for the last pint before last order at 10pm

After the disaster on 16th January 1862 at Hartley Colliery

the underground  'Derby' was enjoyed equally by the ponies and their 'Jockeys'"

The caricature is a detailed pen and ink drawing

frosty night fell the Coal Bandits

it is our nature alone that we will be faithful'

If he nodded off he would lose his balance then jerk upright to regain his three legged stance and continue his vigil

but feigning to be afraid

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not noticing that the bottle and coat had became slightly animated

I disliked the smell of chlorine and its effect on the eyes