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"Up went my feet, out went my arms, and PLOP!" Print illustrated by Dorothy P. Lathrop from "Hitty: Her First Hundred Years" By Rachel Field

"I floated in the quiet waters of a rock pool." Print illustrated by Dorothy P. Lathrop from "Hitty: Her First Hundred Years" By Rachel Field

"Had my hair not been so firmly painted on my head, it would have stood on end." Print illustrated by Dorothy P. Lathrop from "Hitty: Her First Hundred Years" By Rachel Field

"Little Thankful's sampler had doves and a weeping willow tree on it." Print illustrated by Dorothy P. Lathrop from "Hitty: Her First Hundred Years" By Rachel Field

"I did not make much of a showing among other dolls." Print illustrated by Dorothy P. Lathrop from "Hitty: Her First Hundred Years" By Rachel Field

"I could now sit on my bench before my own desk." Print illustrated by Dorothy P. Lathrop from "Hitty: Her First Hundred Years" By Rachel Field

"My spirit was willing enough but my pegs were not." Print illustrated by Dorothy P. Lathrop from "Hitty: Her First Hundred Years" By Rachel Field

"Sometimes they would wash my face too" Print illustrated by Dorothy P. Lathrop from "Hitty: Her First Hundred Years" By Rachel Field

"I was dressed as a bride." Print illustrated by Dorothy P. Lathrop from "Hitty: Her First Hundred Years" By Rachel Field

"I sometimes used to feel that I had entered a menagerie." Print illustrated by Dorothy P. Lathrop from "Hitty: Her First Hundred Years" By Rachel Field

"There was a painful picture of a man being swallowed by a large fish." Print illustrated by Dorothy P. Lathrop from "Hitty: Her First Hundred Years" By Rachel Field

T. Zangwill Quote Print illustrated by Arthur G. Learned from “Eve’s Daughter”

Guy de Maupassant Quote Print illustrated by Arthur G. Learned from “Eve’s Daughter”

Max O’Rell Quote Print illustrated by Arthur G. Learned from “Eve’s Daughter”

Robert Browning Quote Print illustrated by Arthur G. Learned from “Eve’s Daughter”

Charles Dudley Warner Quote Print illustrated by Arthur G. Learned from “Eve’s Daughter”