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• By the end of the 1940s, " Mopsy " was being published in 300 newspapers.
• After WWII ended, Mopsy was fired from her defense job in 1947 and went back to civilian life.
• Mopsy held such wartime jobs as a nurse and a munitions-plant worker, and the feature grew in popularity.
• After World War II ended, Mopsy was fired from her defense job in 1947 and went back to civilian life.
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• During World War II, Mopsy held such wartime jobs as a nurse and a munitions-plant worker, and the feature grew in popularity.
• In the many years that Mopsy Strange Kennedy has taught writing classes, she has seen " that crushy sparkle in people's eyes " plenty of times.
• Children's book bunny characters Flopsy, Mopsy and Peter Cottontail and the rest of the family at the bottom of the garden had fine pairs of upstanding rabbit ears.
• She had run out of things to say to Noel and so she told him a story about " four little rabbits whose names were Flopsy, Mopsy, Cottontail and Peter ".
• "Actors are very confident when undergoing a new look, " says John Freida hairstylist Sally Herschberger, who's responsible for Meg Ryan's flopsy-mopsy hairstyle.
• Sinnott's first solo professional art job was the backup feature " Trudi " in the St . John Publications humor comic " Mopsy " # 12 ( Sept . 1950 ).
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• But La Fontaine's cautionary verses, the theme of a beautiful little show at the New York Public Library, stamped our consciousness far more deeply than Flopsy, Mopsy and Cottontail affected children of the English-speaking world.
• He found further success in the UK in the 1950s, building a large following in the expatriate communities of the West Indian islands, and having hits with " Kitch ", " Food from the West Indie ", " Tie Tongue Mopsy ", and " Alec Bedser Calypso ", while remaining popular in T & T.
• "Peter Rabbit " and the 22 other itty-bitty books about Peter's misadventures with bunny-siblings Flopsy, Mopsy and Cotton-tail _ and friends Jemima Puddle-Duck, Benjamin Bunny, Mrs . Tittlemouse and Mrs . Tiggy-Winkle _ are sold in 35 languages at a rate of 5 million copies a year.
• Known as "'" Mopsy " "', he is still regarded as one of the most rugged players ever to play in the Port Melbourne in 1954 and 1955, and while at Prahran was suspended for the last fifteen weeks of the 1957 season for a dangerous sling tackle on an opponent, following by using abusive language towards the umpires.
• Nash was slower and more portly than he was in the 1930s, short of match practice and forced to spend most Sundays in hospital having fluid drained from his injured knees swollen from the exertions of the day before, Additionally, in the Round 5 match against Don " Mopsy " Fraser wrote " Trouncing Nash does a lot for your confidence, even an ageing Nash ."
• Discussing her they stated : " Qualifying as much as a soap villain as a bunny-boiler, grown-up Tracy in her final incarnation displayed enough deranged behaviour to have Flopsy, Mopsy and Cottontail bounding for the hills . " Opining on her temper they added : " Tracy was capable of a rage so hot that, by comparison, the fires of hell were chilly . " They also offered their opinion on what could have made her this way, blaming Ken's and Deirdre's behaviour.