Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 167
hink of that. NOVEL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.By Elizabeth W. Champney. Paper dolls may be made to serve as Christmascards, and at the same time as an ingenious me-dium for conveying a gift of money, in a way whichis sure not to offend, Select comical heads from cards or pictures, andmake bodies of stiff… … I am de jolly waiter-gal Who rings de bell for tea.I s brought you here a plate ob jamAs nice as nice can be ! The portrait of Lady Washington on a silver-certificate, may be utilized as the head of onedoll. Fold the bill very neatly, and stitch it solightly to the pasteboard body that it can…
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