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The dear little thing reminded us of spring rain, and morning sunsjine, and nooks in the woods where the violets grow. She is called "Wild Flower." |
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What We Saw at Madame World's Fair
Being a Series of Letters from the Twins at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition to their Cousins at Home By Elizabeth Gordon Author of "Flower Children" "Bird Children" Etc. With Drawings By Bertha Corbett San Francisco Samuel Levinson - Publisher 1915 Copyright 1915 by Samuel Levinson San Francisco The Blair-Murdock Company Printers Contents Preface A Letter Home Festival Hall The Palace of Varied Industries The Palace of Machinery The Palace of Mines The Palace of Transportation The Palace of Manufactures Our Hostess The Palace of Fine Arts The Palace of Education What We Saw at the Palace of Food Products The Palace of Agriculture The Palace of Liberal Arts The Palace of Horticulture Our First Lesson in Sculpture The Court of the Universe The Court of Abundance The Court of the Four Seasons - The Court of Flowers Mural Paintings What We Did in Italy Our Visit in Tehuantepec Our Visit to Japan Canada the Beautiful Our Chinese Visit More Foreign Travel Our Day in Sweden The Fireworks and Illuminations The Panama Canal Concession Our Day on the Zone |
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