Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 79
illustrate further let us examineanother figure and some of the possibilities itpresents, which can be seen on the next page. We may even take the alphabet, thus: A isfor Artist, and with a few strokes of the crayonwe have the artist himself. B stands for Butterfly, and with a little ad-dition we… … tertainment can be made much more interestingby introducing transformations of various kinds.In order to do this, we may select some outlinethat will admit of a number of changes. Here,for example, is a form which suggests nothing inparticular, and is apparently without interest; but,by exercising…
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