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Stick-and-pea plays; pastimes for the children's year (1899)

Pratt, Charles Stuart, 1854-1921 · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 109

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end of this put a pea for the head,and into the head-pea set two short stickslike a bill wide open — for of course theturkeys gobbled when they ran away. Next, insert in each side five sticks 102 STICK-AND-PEA PLAYS. for the spread wings. These wing-sticksshould be graded in length, and placed,as… … THE TWO TURKEYS THAT RAN AWAY. the two on the further side should begraded in length, and placed, in the sameway.) Last, insert two sticks for the runninglegs, one forward, one backward, and eachwith a pea at its end for the foot. Andthen—but, wait, we must not forget theodd tuft of hair the turkey…

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