Lady Hollyhock and her friends; a book of nature dolls and others (1906)
Walker, Margaret Coulson · New York, The Baker & Taylor Company · leaf 66
cupof the acorn pasted over that for a crown. No prettierdoll hats could be imagined. The shoes these little people wore were of ink. Everything the acorn family had was made, like them-selves, of acorns. Their cups and saucers, their plates, theirbaskets, their tops, and their pigs, even, were of… … AN ACOEN MAN When any one wanted to know which army would bevictorious in battle two tops were set spinning on a plateand each named for an opposing army. The one fallingover first was defeated, of course. Sometimes one spunitself off the plate. That meant a retreat. Disks of bright colored paper…
Dolls · Amusements · Creative activities and seat work
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