Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 398
d with white fur, whilethe whiteness of cap and pillow throw into tenderrelief the paleness of her face. Thus the girlsface, by the surrounding whiteness, is made theprominent spot in the picture; the doctors gazeand his hand are directed toward it, so also arethe principal lines in the picture; it… … BY CHARLES I. JUNKIN Of the queer and funny animals Within the Nursery Zoo,The curtseybird s the one I like The best of all—dont you? The curtseybird is such a dear! A dainty little charmer!Why, everybody loves her so That no one wants to harm her ! She flits about from tree to tree(What would we…
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