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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Historic Tales and Golden Deeds part 3 (1912)

University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 86

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MOQUI INDIAN FIRE-DANCER DOLL. The dogs are cut out of fine-grained white wood,and are most natural in their attitudes. Thetoy-makers of Nuremberg or of Switzerlandcould not have done more skilful work. Theart of these Arctic folk is the more wonderfulwhen one considers the very primitive… … LABRADOR DOLL IN WINTER DRESS. more than a bit of steel barrel-hoop, grounddown to an edge, and lashed with thongs of wal-rus-hide to a handle of bone or drift-wood. The toys of the Zuni Indians are modeled inclay and baked to prevent them from crumbling.Cows, goats, and frogs, streaked and spotted…

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