Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 505
flowers or leaves for theminstrels. Gaily colored butterflies are some-times kept in the same kind of cage upon bedsof flowers. Butterflies have been seen to alightvoluntarily on childrens hands; and in Japan,birds, too, show that they are not afraid of manor child. Mothers and nursemaids carry the… … HOW THE BABY IS CARRIED. In the new civilization which Japan has chosenand is still acquiring, children have been bene-fited in many ways. But whatever benefits theyreap for themselves and their children fromforeign lands, teachers, and inventions, Japanspeople cling with heart and soul to their…
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