The muffletumps

the story of four dolls.

[1st ed.]
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The muffletumps

the story of four dolls.

[1st ed.]
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The Muffletumps tells the story of four living dolls who live in trunks in the attic of the Beddigan family's house.

When the Beddigans go on vacation to Pear Lake, the dolls - Edward, Henrietta, Elsie, and Maud - come to life and engage in various activities. They take care of the house, mend their clothes, write poetry, cook, feed the neighborhood dogs, and so on. One strange event is the arrival of a package of lavender scented soaps: "Chewing it made them sleepy." When the Beddigans return, the dolls rush to get back in their trunks.

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Edition Availability
Cover of: Muffletumps
Muffletumps: the Story of Four Dolls
January 2000, Henry Holt & Company, Inc.
Hardcover
Cover of: The Muffletumps
The Muffletumps: the story of four dolls
1980, Dell
in English
Cover of: Muffletumps
Muffletumps
November 1980, Dell Publishing
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Cover of: The muffletumps
The muffletumps: the story of four dolls.
1966, Holt Rinehart and Winston
in English - [1st ed.]

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New York

Classifications

Library of Congress
PZ8.9.W145 Mu

The Physical Object

Pagination
1 v. (unpaged)

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5982797M
LCCN
66012034
OCLC/WorldCat
1199387

Excerpts

When the people family go, then the Muffletumps take over. The house is theirs.
added by eyemyth.

The phrase "people family" seems unique.

It was Maud who liked to look wistfully out at the tulip tree. She didn't know why. Maybe she wanted to climb it.
added by eyemyth.
Up in the attic there were large trunks from long ago.
Muffle!
Thump!
Mysterious noises came from the trunks!
The lids would open just as the Beddigans disappeared.
Mysterious, brown sounds!
Soft and rustling!
Down from the attic they step in a row!
added by eyemyth.

A few odd things: the exclamation for "Soft and rustling!" and "brown sounds"

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