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The boy's own book; (1834)
[Clarke, William], 1800-1838 · Boston, Munroe and Francis · leaf 18
right, and for thrice the usual time; it is unnecessaryto throw them with any degree of force; in fact, theyepin best when set up under-handed; so that, for playing on flooring©/pavement, they are much superior to those made in the English fashion,although, for the same reason, totally unfit for… … GAMES WITH BALLS. The games with Balls are numerous and excellent; Cricket is a sport ofinch importance, as to claim a separate place in our work, but nearly all theOther games witli Balls, our young readers will find under the present head- Fives may be played either single-handed or with…Sports · Amusements
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