![[Picture: The Dancing Dolls]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Sandhurst-TableBookOfArt/pages/102-the-dancing-dolls/102-the-dancing-dolls-q85-404x500.jpg "[Picture: The Dancing Dolls]")
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Burnett’s The Dancing Dolls
Simple and home-like. A little Italian boy, with puppets, has “struck luck,” in finding a grandfather and grandmother entertaining two grandchildren. Delight is universal, with the exception of a little girl at the window, who cannot see so well as her selfish brother, who has secured the best place for a stolen view.
There is also a cutout (isolated) version of the girl hugging her pet dog as a separate image.
