. Little folks in Busy-land . Those were beautiful stories, sighed Clara. Iwish the little Rays would come to Clay Country. Sister Rose and I will show you how to colorthings for yourself, said Iris. See, we have herecrayons and a box of paints. You can color grassand trees and flowers and vegetables and fruits andmany, many other things with them. Each little cake of paint has been touched byone of the little Rays. See, here are red, orange,yellow, green, blue, and violet. You will need a dishof water to moisten the little cakes and you will needa soft brush, too. The crayons are like pencils
. Little folks in Busy-land . Those were beautiful stories, sighed Clara. Iwish the little Rays would come to Clay Country. Sister Rose and I will show you how to colorthings for yourself, said Iris. See, we have herecrayons and a box of paints. You can color grassand trees and flowers and vegetables and fruits andmany, many other things with them. Each little cake of paint has been touched byone of the little Rays. See, here are red, orange,yellow, green, blue, and violet. You will need a dishof water to moisten the little cakes and you will needa soft brush, too. The crayons are like pencils and you will notneed water or a brush when you use them. 57 I will make some Japanese lanterns for you/said Rose. See, I dip my brush into the water andmake the wet shape of a lantern on my paper. ThenI touch the cakes of paint with the brush and dropbright colors on the wet shape. Rose worked as she talked, and when she droppedbright colors from the little cakes of paint, all at onceshe had a lovely colored lantern. Clara w
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