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... together in a picture . Place them as you think they look best . Look at them very closely . Be sure to see their true shapes . Draw just what you see . Mrs. Marsh was getting ready to take Roy and Grace. ART EDUCATION - BOOK TWO 45.
... together in a picture . Place them as you think they look best . Look at them very closely . Be sure to see their true shapes . Draw just what you see . Mrs. Marsh was getting ready to take Roy and Grace. ART EDUCATION - BOOK TWO 45.
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Hugo B. Froehlich. Mrs. Marsh was getting ready to take Roy and Grace to spend a week at Clear Lake . Grace saw the open trunk . " Oh , Roy ! " said she , " here's our trunk open , ready to be packed . Let's pack it our selves and ...
Hugo B. Froehlich. Mrs. Marsh was getting ready to take Roy and Grace to spend a week at Clear Lake . Grace saw the open trunk . " Oh , Roy ! " said she , " here's our trunk open , ready to be packed . Let's pack it our selves and ...
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aisies are dancing apple Barley bows book covers border bough bowl bows a graceful Bring stalks brush or pencil Choose clear little pool cold and frosty dandelion DIRECTOR OF ART Draw or paint dry our clothes eight-inch square evergreen field-day picnic frosty morning gay little fiddler gentlemen walk green Happy hearts HARVARD UNIVERSITY hemisphere holds its beautiful inches ink from grasses inner strip Katydid kiln ladies walk Lay tablets leaves lightest gray-sky little girl match-safe MINNEAPOLIS Mould a square oats are airy oblong face outer strip Paint the shape Paint with ink pencil the best picture with pencil play in grassy PRATT INSTITUTE prism of clay PUBLIC SCHOOLS right tri-prism right triangle sailing to-night semicircles shadow pictures Show with brush sky and trees spring square prism stalk holds stem true shapes twigs UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN violet warp strings wash our clothes weeds of slender Wheat sways heavy
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Page 35 - Sing a song of sixpence, A pocket full of rye; Four and twenty blackbirds Baked in a pie. When the pie was opened, The birds began to sing; Was not that a dainty dish To set before the king!
Page 27 - Cut pictures to show animals you have seen in a circus parade. Look at this picture. See how it shows that the little girl is jumping. Who can jump the rope without tripping ? Alice may try it. Draw or paint the picture these verses make you see : " Over your head, and under your toes, That is the way the merry rope goes. Up with this foot, down with that...
Page 28 - Round the Mulberry Bush Here we go 'round the mulberry bush, The mulberry bush, the mulberry bush. Here we go 'round the mulberry bush So early in the morning. This is the way we wash our clothes, Wash our clothes, wash our clothes. This is the way we wash our clothes So early Monday morning.
Page 25 - I'd have you all know I am nearly the whole of the show; Why, the Sun every morn Gets up with the dawn For the purpose of hearing me crow!