The American annual of photography . HER GREAT-GRANDMAMA. T. LEE TIMID CHILDREN UNDER THESKYLIGHT BY BESSIE M. THOMAS J IMAGINE yourself to be a very small child, led forthe first time since you can remember, into anunfamiliar appearing room, where you arepounced upon a mysterious person, who, inhis eagerness to be friendly, makes himself of-fensively familiar on short acquaintance by patting you on thehead and by asking your name, your age, whose little boy (orgirl) you are, where you got your pretty shoes, and a lot ofother questions that you subconsciously consider are none ofhis bu
The American annual of photography . HER GREAT-GRANDMAMA. T. LEE TIMID CHILDREN UNDER THESKYLIGHT BY BESSIE M. THOMAS J IMAGINE yourself to be a very small child, led forthe first time since you can remember, into anunfamiliar appearing room, where you arepounced upon a mysterious person, who, inhis eagerness to be friendly, makes himself of-fensively familiar on short acquaintance by patting you on thehead and by asking your name, your age, whose little boy (orgirl) you are, where you got your pretty shoes, and a lot ofother questions that you subconsciously consider are none ofhis business. You are then placed upon a stately piece of fur-niture under an immense window that you fear may fall onyou, until you are distracted by the mysterious person, whonoisily places near you a curious object that may be a hugefan, or it may be a new kind of umbrella. Next he runs andhides behind a formidable looking affair that suddenly startstoward you with terrifying speed, recedes a few inches, as iffor a new start, and again approaches, with groans and shrieks
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