IX. THE LOOKING-GLASS CHILDREN. Little Mr. Thimblefinger and His Queer Country

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IX. THE LOOKING-GLASS CHILDREN.

The frame of the mirror was of dark wood, curiously carved, and it was set on pivots between two small but stout upright posts, made of the same kind of wood. As Mrs. Meadows brought the looking-glass out, it swung back and forth between these posts, and its polished surface ............

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