It's so eerie to see a squirrel out of its clothes.  From the Bombay Sunday Chronicle, 1956.

"Curiouser and curiouser."  From Horizon, 1948.

From Centaurs Gatherum, 1996.

From Amrita, 1978.

From Daily Mirror, 1905.

From the Elson-Runkel Primer, 1914.

From High Society: Hints on How to Attain, Relish, and Survive It by Fish, 1915. 

From Outdoor Visits by Patch & Howe and illustrated by George Richards, 1935.

From St. Nicholas, 1895.

From 73 Magazine, 1964.

From Starting Points in Language A, Skills Practice Book, Teacher's Edition by Raisbeck & Smart, 1980.

From Samplers and Stitches, written and illustrated by Mrs. Archibald Christie, 1920.

From Grimm's Fairy Tales, translated by Margaret Hunt and illustrated by John Gruelle, 1914.

From My Practice Book For Me Level 2 by Thorn, McCreary-Juhasz, Smith, Munroe & Richmond, 1966.

From The Children's Newspaper, 1920.

"Each child came to the fairy, and said: 'Good -evening, Meadow-sweet."  From The Garden of Childhood by Alice M. Chesterton and illustrated by Gertrude M. Bradley, 1905.

From Art in Home and Clothing by Trilling & Williams, 1936.

From The Arabian Nights' Entertainments, illustrated by Louis Rhead, 1916.

"Madame Pharaoh went into a trance and told him things he was sure were hidden from all the world: things —ma foi!—that were ab-so-lute-ly true!"  From The Saturday Evening Post, 1917.

From The Story of the Earliest Times by Barker, Grimm & Hughes and illustrated by Mary Alice Stoddard, 1936.