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Indoor and outdoor recreations for girls (1906)

Beard, Linda, Beard, Adelia B. (Adelia Belle), 1857-1920 · New York : Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 304

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Fig. 462.—Pattern ofdoll. Fig. 463.—Doll readyfor teeter. Finger-Plays for Little Folks 275 teeter and let them restfor a while and watchyou build a church.Place your two handsback to back, with theends of the fingers of theright loosely crossingthose of the left hand;then, bring the palms ofthe… … Fig. 464.—Doll on teeter. Here is the Church (Fig. 465). But it is without a steeple. Build one by rais-ing the two first fingers, without disturbing the remainderof the hands ; bring the raisedfinger-tips together and, Hereis the steeple (Fig. 466). Achurch, like any other building,

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