Games of skill, and conjuring: including draughts, dominoes, chess, morrice (1865)
London, New York, G. Routledge and sons · leaf 113
nveloped in a long whitelinen gown ; and that popular favourite, the clown, must be arrayedin the true pantomimic style. In constructing the dresses, thereader will have his patience sorely tried, unless he can persuade afew young ladies to aid him with their nimble fingers. PUNCH AND JUDY. 105… … We have not yet alluded to two important characters in the drama•—namely, the Baby and the eccentric dog Toby. Any little dollmay be dressed in long-clothes to represent the Baby, so the readermay be spared the trouble of carving another head. The part ofToby is generally filled by a living…
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