A LITTLE NUN.

This droll figure is cut out in black and white paper. Fastened at the

end of a wide ribbon, it would make an odd and pretty book-mark. The

black paper should be dull black, though the glossy will answer if

no other can be procured. Fig. 1 of the diagrams is cut in white, a

rosary and cross being put in with pen and ink, and is folded in the

middle by the dotted lines, the head and arms being afterward folded

over, as indicated. Figs. 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 are cut in black and pasted

into place, leaving a narrow white border to the bonnet, a mite

of white band at the end of the sleeve, and a suggestion of snowy

stocking above the shoe. Fig. 6, cut double, forms a book, which can

be pasted to look as if held in the hand.

[Illustration: A LITTLE NUN.]

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