
A MORAL ALPHABET.
A MORAL ALPHABET
A playful Victorian‑styled alphabet brings readers through a parade of odd characters, from bold bears and sneaky cobras to lofty judges and wandering horsemen. Each letter opens with a short, rhymed vignette that mixes gentle satire with a tidy moral, inviting listeners to smile at the absurdities while catching a whisper of old‑world wisdom.
The collection shuffles between fanciful beasts, quirky families, and modest folk, all rendered with lively illustrations that complement the verse. Its light‑hearted tone makes it a charming companion for children learning about language and behavior, while the witty commentary offers a nostalgic treat for adults. Listeners will enjoy the rhythmic storytelling and the simple, memorable lessons that linger long after the alphabet is recited.
Language
en
Duration
~14 minutes (14K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2012-07-03
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1870–1953
Best known for sharp wit, lively essays, and memorable verses for children, this French-born English writer moved easily between history, politics, travel writing, and satire. His work helped make him one of the most recognizable literary voices of the early 20th century.
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