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Fraffly Strine Everything By Afferbeck Lauder (Alistair Morrison) & Illustrated By Al Terego
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'Fraffley Strine Everything', paper, written by Afferbeck Lauder (Alistair Morrison) and illustrated by Al Terego (Alistair Morrison), being the complete, unabridged 'Fraffly Strine Everything' and comprising together in one volume 'Let Stalk strine', 'Nose Tone Unturned', 'Fraffly Well spoken' and 'Fraffly Suite', written by (Prof) Afferbeck Lauder (Professor of Strine Studies at the University of Sinny), (psuedonym of Alistair Morrison) and illustrated by Al Terego ('Alter Ego', psuedonym of Alistair Morrison), published by Ure Smith, Sydney 1969.
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