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English: A one-page, four-panel manga from the November 1910 issue of the Japanese girls' magazine Shōjo (少女, "Girl"). The artist is not named, but the caption at the bottom suggests that an in-house artist may have created it based on an idea sent in by a reader. Note the irony, perhaps intended, of the fact that the girl in modern dress and using the English words "sketch" and "model" draws her friend using the traditional and whimsical Henohenomoheji method.
Bahasa Melayu: Sebuah manga satu halaman empat panel daripada terbitan November 1910 majalah Gadis-gadis Jepun Shōjo (少女, "Girl"). Artis yang tidak dinamakan, tetapi keterangan di bahagian bawah menunjukkan bahawa seorang artis dalaman mungkin telah menciptakannya berdasarkan idea yang dihantar oleh pembaca. Nota ironinya, mungkin dimaksudkan, hakikat bahawa gadis dalam pakaian moden dan menggunakan bahasa Inggeris perkataan "lakaran" dan "model" menarik rakannya menggunakan kaedah Henohenomoheji tradisional dan aneh. Terjemahan bahasa Inggeris dibuat oleh pemuat naik, Matt Thorn, yang mengimbas imej daripada salinan sendiri daripada majalah asal.
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Source Scan of November 1910 issue of the Japanese girls' magazine Shōjo.
Author Shōjo magazine, translation by the uploader Matt Thorn

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2008-07-18 03:17 776×1156× (319241 bytes) Rachel Thorn A one-page, four-panel [[manga]] from the November 1910 issue of the Japanese girls' magazine ''Shōjo'' (少女, "Girl"). The artist is not named, but the caption at the bottom suggests that an in-house artist may have created it based on an idea sent in

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