Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 214
sthat each country affords, every one with itsown charming way of collecting drops. DOLLS EYES THAT GROW IN THE WOODS In the spring woods we seldom observe the short,fuzzy clusters of the white baneberry flowers,but in the autumn woods their fruit (oval, white,poisonous berries, with a dark purple… … DOLLS EYES —WHITE BANEBERRY. face of the rag baby. If the baby is black, theeffect is startling. It is more than realistic, forit is suggestive of ludicrous horror on the partof the little piccaninny. Please remember thatyou may handle these berries freely, but do notcat them! As already stated,…
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