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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 24 (February 20, 1858) (1858)

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ver in the spring, I, fastened to the door, A’. Fig. to all articles of furniture, chairs, tables, A common way of playing trap and ball is the catch, L, which keeps it flat against the 2 shows the operating parts, which are con- drawers, &c., nestling in their innumerable to have a shoe of wood,… … two strings, having a stone held in the leather, is whirled rapidly round by the hand, and one string being suddenly let go, the stone flies off in a straight line, or in other words, THIRTEENTH YEAR! ata tangent with the circle it has been de- scribing. Playing ball is good healthy sport…

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