Down at the end of the town
Stairs
A small doll…
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Door
…down at the end of the town…
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Sigh
…was lost.
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Fortunately the Hittys favourite photographer (looking for camera bits) scooped him up from a thrift store…
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Jane
And brought him home for Jane to look after!
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Looking after
Jane hasn’t seen her long lost little brother for over a hundred years…
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Jolly
…but knows in her xylems and phloems, that this is James James Morrison Morrison Weatherby George DuPree!
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Joy
She is overjoyed!
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Quimper Hittys 
I’m so glad James James found his sister!
James James looks like he has a little worry still, but Jane will do her best to make him feel at home in the Hitty cupboard!
What an amazing find!! Well done you! and welcome James!
He was in a little crowded junk store! We are just amazed that our favourite photographer spotted him among all the bricabrac!
What a marvelous find by the favorite photographer and what a blessing it must be to Jane to have her brother by her side again. I’m so happy for them/you all.
Our favourite photographer wandered into the shop because he had five extra minutes on the parking meter! We are so glad he did, and so is Jane!
Awww, James James Morrison Morrison Weatherby George DuPree looks so sad! No wonder, after being separated from his sister for all those years! How wonderful for them to be re-united, and bless the Favorite Photographer for rescuing him and re-uniting the siblings. ❤
I think his little sad mouth is an addition – dolls this size usually only had a little red dot, and James James has that rather pretty little mouth drawn below the dot. I fear he may have a permanent gloom…but you are right, no wonder! We are so glad we found him and Jane hopes that stability, cake and friendliness will keep him from sinking further!
What an awsome find and lovely story! The photographer has a good eye.
He really does, I suppose that years of living with Hittys has trained him up pretty well!
how wonderful that James, James has found his way home to family. Well done Hitty’s photographer. I hope James can now smile.
James James will be happier now I am certain, though he may not display it on his grumpy little face!
Very interesting antique doll to join Jane!
We thought so too! Jane came from my grandmother, and James James seems like he is a perfect little sibling for her!
what a wonderful reunion . Jane will take good care of him. I do confess that the Country HIttys and their human was very impressed by his name!!! We also like his outfit.
We love the outfit too! Such a unique style, perfect for a hundred-year-old boy! His name just arose from looking at him and his discontented little expression, though of course Jane could have told us if we had thought to ask her.
I think all your Hittys are female (or have I missed one?) in which case james will be spoilt!
We do have Prince Tamino, but he comes out very rarely…and there is also Mungo, but he has had a bad case of elastic wilt for quite a long time. I think I had better get the boys all out and playing again, just so James James doesn’t get too full of himself.
I think this James James is probably a bit older than “only three”, though perhaps perpetually that age in his sister’s eyes! He’s a little sad, though hopefully less so now. He once was lost, but now he’s found, and I think the Hittys will spoil him rotten!
James James is older than three for sure…but he is keeping his secrets! Jane will coddle him and the Hittys will be amused. What fun to have another little peg doll in the family – we are so glad that our favourite photographer rescued him!!