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The Twelve Magic Changelings

Glen, M. A.

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By M. A. Glen

The 12 Magic

Changelings

  Frederick A.
  Stokes Company
  Publishers
  New York




  THE TWELVE
  MAGIC CHANGELINGS

  By
  M. A. GLEN

  CUT-OUTS
  FOR CHILDREN OF

  "_Mary and Her Little Lamb," "Humpty Dumpty
  and the Egg," "Tom the Piper's Son and His Pig,"
  "The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse,"
  "Silverhair and the Little Wee Bear," "Robinson
  Crusoe and His Parrot," "The Lion and the Unicorn,"
  "The Witch and Her Black Cat," "Nancy
  Netticoat and the Candle," "Santa Claus and
  the Christmas Tree," "The Frog Who Would
  A-Wooing Go and the Lily White Duck," "Dick
  Whittington and His Cat_."

  PRINTED IN COLORS

  NEW YORK
  FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY
  PUBLISHERS

  Copyright, 1907, by
  FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY     September, 1907




How to Make Mary and Her Lamb


Cut out the two double figures. Fold on the dotted lines marked A A A
A so that the upper part of each of the four figures projects forward
as shown in the small picture X. Fold on the lines marked B B where
the figures join each other so that the colored surfaces face outward,
and then, beginning at the feet, paste the front view of Mary to the
back view of the lamb as far as the dotted lines A A. In the same way
paste the front view of the lamb to the back view of Mary--as far up
as the lines A A. Now paste together the front and back of the upper
part of Mary. Then paste together the front and back of the upper part
of the lamb. Cut off the letters A A A A B B.

Now if the lamb is held by the feet and turned inside out, Mary will
appear, and _vice versa_. MAKE ALL THE OTHER CHANGELINGS IN PRECISELY
THE SAME WAY.

The Changelings will stand alone. If they do not stand firmly after
you have turned them, pinch them slightly along the dotted lines that
were marked A A A A.

    Look carefully at the finished Changeling in the front of
    the book. It will help you to make all the Magic Changelings




  Mary and
  her Little Lamb




  Humpty Dumpty
  and the Egg




  Tom the Piper's Son
  and his Pig




  The Town Mouse and
  the Country Mouse




  Silverhair and the
  Little Wee Bear




  Robinson Crusoe
  and his Parrot




  The Lion and
  the Unicorn




  The Witch and
  her Black Cat




  Nancy Netticoat
  and the Candle




  Santa Claus and
  the Christmas Tree




  The Frog who would A-Wooing Go
  and the Lily White Duck




  Dick Whittington
  and his Cat




  By
  M. A. Glen

  The 12 Magic

  Changelings

  Frederick A.
  Stokes Company
  Publishers
  New York





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