Smith, Caroline L · Springfield (Mass.) M. Bradley & co. · leaf 228
be easily moved or overturned. The gauge is ameasure three inches long, made with a convenient handle. The method of the game is as follows: The companybeing seated around a dining table, the squalls are distributedto them, and the target placed in the center of the table.Now the object of each… … /l/^/fW/ £yi CO.SG , Target. — The movable hub at which the squails are played. GrAUGE. — The measure. Line,OP Demakcation. — An imaginary line round thetable, at the distance of the length of the gauge from theedge. Out. — A squail struck over the Irae of demarcation onthe opposite side from the…
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