File:VictorianPostcard.jpg

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Description	VictorianPostcard.jpg English: A woman swats away the stork which has brought her her child. Caption: "And the villain still pursues her". (a turn-of-the-20th-century postcard). Русский: Женщина отбивается от аиста, который принес ей ее ребенка. Надпись: «Злодей по-прежнему преследует ее». (открытка на рубеже ХХ века). Türkçe: 19. yüzyılın başlarına ait ve kendine bebek getiren leyleği şemsiye ile kovalamaya çalışan bir kadını gösteren mizahi postakardı.
Date	circa start of 20th century
Source	Argument in an Off Key.
Author	Artist not credited

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