Two short stories. In the first Queen Silver-Bell loses her temper and becomes Queen Crosspatch. In the second a little girl is changed into a rook to hatch abandoned eggs.

Two short stories. In the first Queen Silver-Bell loses her temper and becomes Queen Crosspatch. In the second a little girl is changed into a rook to hatch abandoned eggs.

"Two short stories. In the first Queen Silver-Bell loses her temper and becomes Queen Crosspatch. In the second a little girl is changed into a rook to hatch abandoned eggs. Some of the text is written in the first person. Also issued under the title: The troubles of Queen Silver-Bell. Copyright 1906 by the Century Co. "Published, November, 1906."--verso of title page. "The De Vinne Press."--verso of title page. Upper cover has pictorial label. Last page blank. Pagination includes twenty leaves of plates printed in color by a photomechanical process. Includes illustrations signed by Harrison Cady. "The next story I am going to write is about two dolls' houses and the doll families who lived in them ..."--Note, p. [133], signed: Queen Crosspatch."

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