Lady Hollyhock and her friends; a book of nature dolls and others (1906)
Walker, Margaret Coulson · New York, The Baker & Taylor Company · leaf 126
of animals aswell as into people. These kept their shape beautifully. Doughnut creatures, though good to have, were likelyto lose their shapeliness as they grew in the fat. Theydid not suffer long, however, for they were soon eaten. The story of the Doughnut Man was always sung asone of these odd…
Dolls · Amusements · Creative activities and seat work
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