For playground, field, and forest; the outdoor handy book (1900)
Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 271
lace of buying thingsoutright, they spend their money for materials and thenmake their own playthings—rabbit-houses, kites, and sleds.The boy w^ith money may have beautiful carpenter-tools,plenty of selected timber, and wire netting, and with theseand a little skill he may build houses for his pets… … Fig. 241. CHAPTER XXICHOOSING UP AND IT Which Hand is It in ?— Picker Up, Wipeer Off, and Stone-holder— Last One Over—Short Straw—Handy, Dandy, RiderlyRo—Whole Fist or Four Fingers— Odd or Even?—Wetor Dry? TwENTY-FiVE years ago a popular method of decidingwhich boy should be It was called Which…
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