Cassell's book of in-door amusements, card games, and fireside fun ; with numerous illustrations (1886)
Cassell & Company, publisher · London ; Paris ; New York : Cassell & Company · leaf 61
il it is thin enough to pass through the nut at the holes first bored therein, being careful to leave a head to the skewer at the top to pre¬ vent it passing entirely through the nut-shell. A piece of string should next be attached to the skewer at a point just beneath the head, the opposite end of… … joints of the fingers. DraAv on Apple Woman. these portions of the forefinger and thumb, forming the front of the clenched fist, a face, using a few bold dots and lines to represent the eyes, eyebrows, nose, &c. Make a cap to fit the liand, and drajAe a pocket-handkerchief over all, fastening it as…
Card games · Indoor games · Magic tricks · Amusements
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