Old Rebus story for kids: The Runaway Doll, from 1908

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Old Rebus story for kids The Runaway Doll, from 1908

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The Runaway Doll, an illustrated vintage rebus story

Boy Blue was playing in the nursery with his blocks and his box of tin soldiers…

Vintage rebus story of The Runaway Doll from 1908 (1)

Vintage rebus story of The Runaway Doll from 1908 (2)

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  • Source: Little Folks: An illustrated monthly
  • Original publication date: April 1908

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