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| − | The Noble Doll by Elizabeth | + | The Noble Doll by Elizabeth Coatsworth and illustrated by Leo Politi has recently been published by the Viking Press. |
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| − | + | This is a story of a little Mexican girl Luisa, Dona Amalia an impoverished old lady whose house like herself had greatly deteriorated from former grandeur and Rosita, the beautiful. | |
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| + | The illustrations are truly Mexican in keeping with the setting of the whimsical little story. The good fortune of the sale of land long owned by Dona Amalia brings safety from poverty for Luisa, Donna Amalia and Rosita. | ||
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| + | To savor the flavor and make the discovery of the personality of Rosita should be left to all who read "The Noble Doll", a delightful little tale. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:52, 18 October 2017
Lincoln County News 9/21/61
The Noble Doll [bolded] off the press [bolded]
The Noble Doll by Elizabeth Coatsworth and illustrated by Leo Politi has recently been published by the Viking Press.
This is a story of a little Mexican girl Luisa, Dona Amalia an impoverished old lady whose house like herself had greatly deteriorated from former grandeur and Rosita, the beautiful.
The illustrations are truly Mexican in keeping with the setting of the whimsical little story. The good fortune of the sale of land long owned by Dona Amalia brings safety from poverty for Luisa, Donna Amalia and Rosita.
To savor the flavor and make the discovery of the personality of Rosita should be left to all who read "The Noble Doll", a delightful little tale.