American girl's book: or, Occupation for play hours (1831)
Leslie, Eliza, 1787-1858 · Boston, Munroe and Francis; New York, C. S. Francis · leaf 101
you into the secret. [By the bye it must beremembered, that, in this play, no one goes out twice.] (She takes Harriet to the other end of the room, and whispers toher that the watch-ioord will now be that. Harriet goesmit, and J while she is away, Charlotte touches the lamp ; andon her return,… … 46. THE NEWSPAPER. This play seems, at first, to be very trifling andridiculous, but, if well managed, it is extremely di-verting, and excites much laughter. Any numbermay engage in it. The AMERICAN GIRLS BOOK. 77 One is appointed to read the newspaper, and eachof the others chooses a trade ; for…
Handicraft · Amusements
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