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The boy's own book; (1834)

[Clarke, William], 1800-1838 · Boston, Munroe and Francis · leaf 70

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ing use of either your elbows or hands. THE FLYING BOOK. Place a book, or other convenient thing, between the two feet, in such away that it is held between the ancles and the inner side of the feet; thenkick up, backwards, with both feet, and throw the book over your head. KNUCKLE DOWN, An… … THE LONG REACH. A line is to be marked on tlie floor, to which botli feet, or rather, theioes of both your feet are to be brought, and beyond which they must not pass. One hand, either rightor left, at option, is then tobe thrown forward (withouttoucliing the floor in its pas-eage) so far and no…

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