Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 252
know, she has a sort of a bellows-like arrangement, such as you have seen attachedto a toy cat, which when pressed would mew. These parts are all made and put together out-side of the factory and the finished bodies broughtin. And now comes the next process, which iscoloring her face. You thought… … THE WAXER nto it you see Miss Dolly has been dipped, and is>eing held up to drain. If she had been intendedor a cheap doll, she would have received but onelip, but being destined to belong to the aristocracy)f the doll world, she received several dips, each On the next page you will see one of…
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