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The girl's own book (1833)

Child, Lydia Maria, 1802-1880 · New York : Clark Austin & co. · leaf 75

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aping full of sand. Each childtries to knock out a little sand, without making the standardfall. The one at whose touch it falls, must rise and make abow, or a courtesy, to each of the others. TO THE GIRLS OWN BOOK, RABBIT ON THE WALL.When older sisters have the care of very young ones, thereare a… … 1 is the rabbit; 2 is the fox. If the second and third fingersare kept moving towards each other in No. 2, it will look asif the fox were eatingr. FLY AWAY, JACK!A morsel of wet paper, or a wafer, is put upon the nails ofyour two middle fingers. You rest these two fingers only, sideby side, upon…

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