A BOGUS DWARF.

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"This figure of the dwarf, taken at an evening party in Kimberley,

South Africa, was impersonated by my brother and a friend as follows: My

brother stood upright with his hands on a table (these forming the feet

of the dwarf), on which were placed stockings and small shoes. He had a

little garment made with sleeves, through which his friend, who stood

just behind, put his arms and hands, on which were mittens to make them

look small; these formed the hands of the dwarf. My brother was adorned

with a large sun hat called a 'cappie,' goggles, and a necklace, and the

dwarf was complete--his friend, of course, being concealed by

curtains."--Mr. F. E. Glover, 41, Drayton Park, Highbury, N.

The Strand Magazine, Vol. 27, January 1904, No. 157 · 第 109 / 120 题