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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 17 (1900) (1900)

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raphernalia with which The one toy which comes nearest an indication of he conducts his toy society. Nay, they are more than inventive power in the Chinese is a set of what they of invention. They are without the creative or in- call the fifteen magical blocks. From these fifteen this ; they are… … is made to spin. An old man from whom the writer CHINESE TOP SPINNING. purchased a dozen or more of the toys was able to spin them in a great variety of ways. Tossing it over common sense; indeed, they have a large amount of or under his foot, or up into the air, he caught it on practical sense,…

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