Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 275
ge, and I met him toddlingalong the narrow foot-path one morning as Istarted out for a walk. Master Bear, for that is the literal transla-tion of his name, was dressed in a very prettylight-blue kimono, or wrapper, with a bright-red sash, or obi. He wore little straw sandalsand short white… … MASTER KUMATARO EATING WITH CHOP-STICKS. The top of his head was shaved, leaving acircle of hair extending around that made him look like one of those odd Japanese dolls weall have seen. His little legs were hardly strong enough tohold him up, but, still, he toddled along withan air of dignity that…
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