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Lady Hollyhock and her friends; a book of nature dolls and others (1906)

Walker, Margaret Coulson · New York, The Baker & Taylor Company · leaf 50

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them was a savage with excelsior hair standingout all over his head. The only clothing he wore was askirt of leaves fastened about his clumsy waist. His companion was a dwarf negro made by Ted, alarger playmate of the West children. Ted never wouldbe serious. He told the children that the ugly… … A CLAY SAVAGE A Man of Clay This poor soul has looked till his eyes stand outAnd listened till his ears are immense; And though his mouth has grown large from talking much^He says never a word of sense. For his brain is so muddled, he never can think, Whatever he may see, hear, or say.He was not…

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