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The boy's own book; (1834)

[Clarke, William], 1800-1838 · Boston, Munroe and Francis · leaf 20

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party who misses his aim a! second time becomes a tenner; he wholoses a third point, a fifteener; and when four points are lost, the partystands out. The game goes on until all the players are out but one; thelatter wins the game. One of the others then takes the ball in his leftliand, places his… … MINOR SPORTS. 17 the party who has thrown it, a line is drawn from the place where the ball daps, to a spot behind the thrower. Thus, suppose the thrower be at a,the ball falls at b, a line is drawn to c. Thewinner then throws the ball, from c, at thelosers back, three times, as hard as hepleases.…

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