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The art of amusing : being a collection of graceful arts, merry games, odd tricks, curious puzzles, and new charades : together with suggestions for private theatricals, tableaux, and all sorts of parlor and family amusements (1866)

Bellew, Frank, 1828-1888 · New York : Carleton ; London : S. Low · leaf 55

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ho requires no nose). With a camels-hair brush and a little India-ink or black paint youmark out the features strongly, taking care to makethe eyes and eyeballs of a good size, so as to be seenat a distance. With a little red paint or red chalkyou can color the cheeks, and with a little whitepaint… … Punch himself. The Ghost is not represented.In feature he is much like the Constable, only thathis face must be made as white as possible, andthe features simply marked out in blue or green orblack. The Baby can be made out of an ordinaryclothes-pin or stick of wood. If the match-boxes cannot be…

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