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How? or, Spare hours made profitable for boys and girls (1887)

Holbrook, Kennedy · New York, Worthington co. · leaf 252

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ck. THIRTY-ONE. Although this game is usually played upon a boardsimilar to the one in the cut, and with small woodenblocks made for the purpose, a slate properly marked off SLATE GAMES FOR CHILDREN. 247 would answer very well for the board, and bits of paste-board, marked with the necessary… … 6 | 6 J 6 | 6 J and Mary are contestants. Mary commences the gameby playing a six ; that is, she slides one of the blocksnumbered six over to the right-hand side of the board.Then William plays block No. 4. This makes ten.Mary then plays two, and William follows with a five,making seventeen total.…

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