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The Plum-pudding Flea
A flea who appears in a nonsense rhyme.
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First appearance: one hundred nonsense pictures and rhymes
The Plum-pudding Flea shows up with force in Chapter VII: The History of the Seven Young Geese. The page is where that presence becomes real.
A bizarre one-legged creature with a round body, wings, beak, and three feathers, which barks lethally at the Geese.
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In Chapter VII: The History of the Seven Young Geese: A bizarre one-legged creature with a round body, wings, beak, and three feathers, which barks lethally at the Geese. Later, in Chapter XII: Of What Occurred…
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