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The girl's own book (1833)

Child, Lydia Maria, 1802-1880 · New York : Clark Austin & co. · leaf 34

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cceed in getting to the corner first, the one who is left outis obliged to become the puss. If A and B undertake to ex-change corners, and A gets into Bs corner, but puss gets intoAs, then B must stand in the centre. In order to avoid con-fusion and knocking each other down, it is well to agree… … THE BIRD-SELLER.The company are seated in a circle, one only standing inthe centre, and she is called the bird-seller. She stoops downto each one, and they whisper in her ear the name of what-ever bird they choose to take for themselves. These she mustcarefully remember. If she fears she shall…

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