Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 254
tting themon the market. It took her a year to get themto look just like those in the books. Fourmore Brownies stand on one of his desks; theyare green -looking things made of eggs, andwere given to him as an Easter offering by twosisters in Detroit. The heads and bodies areformed of separate eggs,… … QUITE AT HOME IN THE STUDIO. 1882, long before many of those who love them mentioned, there are the Chinaman, the Indian, to-day were born. The Brownies have brought and the Dutchman. good luck to Mr. Cox, as they used to do for Brownie Land — or, in other words, Mr.Vol. XXL—31. PALMER COX AND THE…
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