The games book for boys and girls : a volume of old and new pastimes, with original illustrations (1897)
Nister, Ernest, publisher, E.P. Dutton (Firm), publisher · London : Ernest Nister ; New York : E.P. Dutton & Co. · leaf 106
I'HE GAIVIKS ROOK. 93 The heaviest weight being thus brought If you magnetise a sewing- needle underneath, you can hold the cup on the by rubbing it on a fairly strong magnet, point of a knife, if you very carefully and lloat it on the water, it will make … the second, by passing over it near to find the exact place on which it will the point where the handle and blade balance. are joined ; the blade of the second As the surface of the cup is usually passing in the same manner over the glazed, the hand which holds the knife blade of the third, which…
Games · Amusements
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