SILHOUETTE LIKENESSES.

This is rather a Christmas game than a present, but will answer well

for either; and young folks can get much fun out of an evening spent

in "taking" each other. Each in turn must stand so as to cast a sharp

profile shadow on the wall, to which is previously pinned, white side

out, a large sheet of paper, known as silhouette paper, black on one

side and white on the other. Somebody draws the outline of this shadow

_exactly_ with a pencil; it is then cut out and pasted neatly, black

side up, on a sheet of white paper. Good and expressive likenesses are

often secured, and droll ones _very_ often. Try it, some of you, in

the long evenings which are coming.

[Illustration: DIAGRAM OF WALL-POCKET.]

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