Inside Out Library · Explore

Our little ones and the nursery [serial] (1881)

Boston : Russell Pub. Co. · leaf 285

An illustration from Our little ones and the nursery [serial], 1881, leaf 285
self, and walkedbeside them to see that they kept in the path. As an ox-cart has no seats, the dolls were placed side by side in thebottom. Fixed in this way, one pleasant day, Antoinette, the Frenchdoll, and Jason, with large blue eyes and long golden hair, startedout for a drive. THE YOKED… … black dog bounded through thethe happy littleTom ran withards the house,frightened al-darted up thebegan to climb,dangling at their brought out John,who took the poor,tie kittens to thepicked up the doll-Antoinette had lostand Jasons head wasbut Pompey seemedas fresh as whenthey started onthe…

Children's literature, American · Children's literature

Internet Archive · UNC Libraries · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.

More pictures from Our little ones and the nursery [serial]

More like this