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共 20 段- This pleasant old game begins by two of the older or taller
- There is also the old rhyme of "Chitterbob," but it is usual
- Six drawing tricks are illustrated on this page. One (1) is
- Distribute a box of letters among the players, dealing them
- This is a game which requires some poetical knowledge. The p
- "Charades" can be written in advance and carefully rehearsed
- Another home-made game is described by E. H. thus:--"The gam
- A very good picnic game. All the players except two form a l
- "French and English," another game for two, belongs to the f
- On reaching the farm, it is well to make a journey of discov
- The floors can be stained or painted either all over or roun
- These small articles are cut out flat, but an extra piece of
- Shadowgraphy nowadays has progressed a long way from the rab
- A sucker is a round piece of strong leather. Thread a piece
- Begin to thin out the seedlings very soon after they appear,
- It is best, if possible, to pick flowers the day before you
- Silkworms, if kept at all, ought to be taken seriously and u
- Many families do very well with merely
- Bran-tubs, 303
- Peary, Robert E.