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	Characters

This list of characters provides alphabetical access to individuals mentioned in Opal's Diary.

• AGAMEMNON MENELAUS DINDON, a pet turkey.
• ADAMNAN OF IONA, a sheep.
• ALAN OF BRETAGNE, a fir tree.
• AIDAN OF IONA come from Lindisfarne, the shepherd.
• ALBRIC DE BRIAN ‚ON, a sheep.
• ALCUIN, a sheep.
• ALFRIC OF CANTERBURY, a sheep.
• ANACREON HERODOTUS, a lamb a little more little than the other little lamb.
• ANDROMEDA, sister hen of Clementine.
• ANTHONYA MUNDY, Solomon Grundy's little pig sister that has not got as much curl in her tail as has Solomon Grundy.
• APHRODITE, the motherpig.
• ARISTOTLE, a pet bat who died of eating too many mosquitoes.

• BEBE BLANCHE & BEBE WILLIAM, two little trees by Edward III.
• BEDE OF JARROW, a sheep.
• BEN JONSON, one of Minerva's baby chickens.
• BRAVE HORATIUS, the shepherd dog.
• BYRON, a fir tree in the lane.

• CASSIOPE, a neighbor's pig.
• CARDINAL RICHELIEU, one of Minerva's baby chickens.
• CHARLEMAGNE, the most tall tree of all the trees growing in the lane.
• CLEMENTINE, a Plymouth Rock hen.
• CYNEWULF, a sheep.

• DALIAN FORGAILL, a sheep.
• DEAR LOVE AND HER YOUNG HUSBAND, neighbors and dear friends.

• EDMUND SPENSER, one of Minerva's baby chickens.
• EDWARD III, a fir tree near the singing creek where the willows grow.
• EDWARD, PRINCE OF WALES, a younger tree growing near unto Edward III.
• EDWIN OF DIERA, a sheep.
• ELIDOR, a sheep.
• ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING, a pet cow with poetry in her tracks.
• ELSIE AND HER YOUNG HUSBAND, neighbors and interesting friends.
• EPICURUS PYTHAGORAS, a lamb.
• ETIENNE OF BLOIS, a fir tree in the woods.

• FELIX MENDELSSOHN, a very dear pet mouse.
• FELIX OF CROYLAND, a sheep.
• FRANCIS BEAUMONT, one of Minerva's baby chickens.

• GEOFFROI CHAUCER, a little squirrel that was hurt by the black cat.
• GODEFROI OF BOUILLON, a fir tree in the woods.
• GOOD KING EDWARD I, a fir tree growing in the lane.
• GRANDPƒRE, the father of Angel Father.
• GUY DE CAVAILLON, a sheep.
• GWIAN, a sheep.

• HOMER ARCHIMEDES CHILON, a little lamb more big than all the other lambs.
• HUGH CAPET, a fir tree growing in the lane.

• ISAIAH, a plain dog.

• JEAN DE LA FONTAINE, one of Minerva's baby chickens.
• JEAN MOLIRE, one of Minerva's baby chickens.
• JEAN RACINE, one of Minerva's baby chickens.
• JENNY STRONG, a visitor with an interesting bonnet.
• JOHN OF GAUNT, DUKE OF LANCASTER, a tree growing near unto Edward III.
• JOHN FLETCHER, one of Minerva's baby chickens.

• KEATS, an oak tree in the lane.

• LARS PORSENA OF CLUSIUM, a pet crow with a fondness for collecting things.
• LIONEL, DUKE OF CLARENCE, a tree growing near unto Edward III.
• LOLA, a little girl in school, who had wants for a white silk dress.
• LOUIS II, LE GRAND COND, a woodmouse with likes to ride in the sleeve of my red dress.
• LOUIS VI, a grand fir tree in the woods.
• LUCIAN HORACE OVID VIRGIL, a toad.

• "MAMMA, THE," Mrs. Whiteley.
• MARCUS AURELIUS, a lamb.
• MATHILDE PLANTAGENET, the baby calf of the gentle Jersey cow, that came on the night of the coming of Elsie's baby.
• MENANDER EURIPIDES THEOCRITUS THUCYDIDES, a most dear lamb that had needs to be moth ered.
• MICHAEL ANGELO SANZIO RAPHAEL, a grand fir tree with an understanding soul.
• NANNERL MOZART, a very shy mouse.
• NAPOLEON, the Rhode Island Red rooster.
• NICHOLAS BOILEAU, one of Minerva's baby chickens.

• OLIVER GOLDSMITH, one of Minerva's baby chickens.
• ORDERIC, a sheep.

• "PAPA, THE," Mr. Whiteley.
• PEACE, a mother hen that has got all her children grown up.
• PERIANDER PINDAR, a lamb.

• PETER PAUL RUBENS, a very dear pet pig.
• PIUS VII, one of Minerva's baby chickens.
• PLATO & PLINY, twin bats
• PLUTARCH DEMOSTHENES, a lamb.

• QUEEN ELEANOR OF CASTILE, a fir tree in the lane growing by Edward I.
• QUEEN PHILIPPA OF HAINAULT, a fir tree growing by Edward III.

• RAOUL DE HOUDENC, a sheep.
• RAYMOND OF TOULOUSE, a fir tree in the woods.

• SADIE McKIBBEN, a comforter in time of trouble. SAINT LOUIS, a fir tree growing in the lane.
• SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE, one of Minerva's baby chickens.
• SAVONAROLA, a sorrel horse.
• SHELLEY, a fir tree growing in the lane.
• SIR FRANCIS BACON, one of Minerva's baby chickens.
• SIR PHILIP SIDNEY, one of Minerva's baby chickens.
• SIR WALTER RALEIGH, one of Minerva's baby chickens.
• SOLOMON GRUNDY, a very dear baby pig.
• SOLON THALES, a lamb.
• SOPHOCLES DIOGENES, a lamb with a short tail and a questionlook in his eyes.

• THEODORE ROOSEVELT, a fir tree in the lane.
• THOMAS CHATTERTON JUPITER ZEUS, a most dear velvety woodrat.
• TIBULLUS THEOGNIS, a fuzzy lamb with very long legs.

• WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY, a little bird that was hurt.
• WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, an old gray horse with an understanding soul.
• WILLIAM WORDSWORTH, an oak tree in the lane.

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