| Five hundred limited edition copies of the book, which follows the story of the sheepdog and his friends on Whimsey Farm, went on sale. |
| Henry took this exhortation either as an idle whimsey, or a suggestion of the dauphin's, and was but the more confirmed in his design. |
| She brought in some of her work, and we just loved it, her whimsey and the bright colors. |
| Since then the Tribune has dropped the whimsey and become a world newspaper and the Times has turned Republican. |
| He smashed windows when he broke into a home at Whimsey Nook Farm, Hemlington, Middlesbrough. |
| Its refreshing color illustrations add notes of whimsey and fun to a vivid experience. |
