Plate 14

The Fairy Circus (1931)

Illustrated by Dorothy Lathrop

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Appearing as the sixth major monotone illustration plate within Lathrop's The Fairy Circus (1931), this image is

associated with the following text:

Here mice, wearing bridles, were cantering about, shaking their heads and

curving their tails into sickles. These were not such mice as we know, little

and gray all over and timid - though a house hostile with cats and traps

would make any mouse timid. These were wood mice with great eyes and

friendly, gentle manners, and with fur underneath as white as the gills of a

toadstool.