THE
MARY FRANCES
KNITTING AND CROCHETING
BOOK
OR
ADVENTURES AMONG THE
KNITTING PEOPLE
THE MARY FRANCES KNITTING AND CROCHETING BOOK
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BY
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Illustrated by
JANE ALLEN BOYER
and from
ACTUAL PHOTOGRAPHS
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THE JOHN C. WINSTON CO.
PHILADELPHIA
Copyright, 1918, By
JANE EAYRE FRYER
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The entire contents of this book are protected
by copyright, and all persons are
warned not to reproduce the text, in whole
or in part, or any of the illustrations without
permission of the publishers.
JANE EAYRE FRYER
————CAUTION————
The entire contents of this book are protected
by copyright, and all persons are
warned not to reproduce the text, in whole
or in part, or any of the illustrations without
permission of the publishers.
PREFACE
Dear Girls:
After reading about Mary Frances’ many adventuresamong the Kitchen People, and the ThimblePeople, and the Garden People, and with the DollFamily and the Brave Family, in the Mary Francesbooks—perhaps you thought that no girl, not evenMary Frances, could find any more funny little fairyhelpers right in her own home.
But Mary Frances did, for the Knitting Peoplehad overheard many of the lessons which the ThimblePeople gave her, and they were almost jealous. Atleast they probably would have been jealo
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