Doll

As children's toys, dolls are extremely ancient, being found in Egyptian tombs carved in wood. The Greeks also had them in terra-cotta, ivory and wood (with jointed limbs) and later they were modeled in wax. If the child died young the dolls were placed in the tomb dedicated to the infernal IMG:content-1192.png:[graphic][subsumed] European Dogwood ( Cornus sanguine a ): a , flower. family Cornaceæ, native of e. N. America. The European Dogwood, C. sanguine a , was formerly used for making arrows. Dogwood, POISON. See SUMACH, POISON. Dohrandt, C. F., 1847-1878. Director physical observatory at Tiflis; author of extensive researches in Anemometry and Magnetism.