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Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 347
nds it tohis companion at his right. As the hot end becomes duller theboys pass it with greater haste, each re-peating, Jacks alive, until the time ar-rives when no amount of blowing willFig. 265.—Been Playing bring to life the dead embers on the cork. Then Jack is dead, and the boyholding the dead… … Variozts Sports for Hot Days 321 The cork is then again placed in the fire while the boyssit around and wait for Jack to come to life again. Thenthe cork is again passed around with the same remarks,until Jack again expires and another lad is decorated withthe half of a mustache or a big black…
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