[D8847AEG], Letter from Emilie R Bocock to Thomas Alva Edison, December 1888
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[D8847AEG], Letter from Emilie R Bocock to Thomas Alva Edison, December 1888
Editor's Notes
[illustration] "If Menlo's awfuk sage, the famed electric mage who charms the human voice has little girls or boys to prattle round him, he perhapsrdon, a little maid who dares to add this to his cares; Oh sir, most earnestly I beg you let me buy A talking dolly, one that has a graphophone hid in her bosom! Oh I want a dolly so [unclear] sing to me or say, at evening, 'now I lay me, dolly, down to sleep and pray the Lord my Soul'- ### The Evening Sun last week said it was vain to seek to buy these dolls until month after next, you will won't you, let me buy one, One little dollophone- [unclear] promise you to keep the secret true." To Mr. Edison from Emilie Riena Bocock
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Date
1888-12-00
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Folder/Volume ID
D8847-F
Microfilm ID
124:273
Document ID
D8847AEG
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University