Rackham, Arthur, 1867-1939 · London : Cassell · leaf 22
o see some shadows as a proof of theartists skill. So the next day a few samples were submitted for hisinspection, with which he was so well pleased that the maker of shadows-( t to work at once on the new shadow, and when it was finished hebrought it to the king. So at mid-day the royal shadow was… … august shadow never be less,without hesitation. So far successful, the makerof shadows now asked theking about the jolliwog. I dont know myself,said- he, but I will writeyou a letter of introductionto a very wise philosopher,who, I think, can give youthe information. Now this learned indivi-dual…
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