American girl's book: or, Occupation for play hours (1831)
Leslie, Eliza, 1787-1858 · Boston, Munroe and Francis; New York, C. S. Francis · leaf 126
g—Sideways. T. Cupid comes Trembling—Tiptoe—Thoughtful—Twining* U. Cupid comes Upright—Unhappy—Unruly. V. Cupid comes Violently—Volatile. W. Cupid comes Whimpering—Weary—Woful. X. Is omitted. Y. Cupid comes Yawning. Z. Cupid comes Zigzag. A little reflection will soon show in what mannerCupid is to… … 55. SELLING FORFEITS OR PAWNS. When a sufficient number of forfeits or pawnshave been collected during the play, it is time to sellthem. For this purpose, one of the girls is seated on.a chair in the middle of the room and bhndfolded. 102 THE AMERICAN GIRLS BOOK. Another stands behind her with the…
Handicraft · Amusements
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