Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 597
iece of pleasant moralizing, ac-knowledging, even, that it was cribbed from old-world sources, here is Rip as firmly fixed in thehearts of all good Americans as any genuinemyth. I can think of hardly another modern in-stance. Personally, I think that among recent inven-tions Peter Pan might have… … MR. RACKHAM S LITTLE DAUGHTER, BARBARA. I9I4-] ARTHUR RACKHAM: THE WIZARD AT HOME 391 of appeal, that the name of Peter Pan now in-stantly calls to mind, not Kensington Gardens,but the Never-Never Land. Yet it is impossible to say that the chance ofa permanently haunted Kensington Gardens hasquite…
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