Stick-and-pea plays; pastimes for the children's year (1899)
Pratt, Charles Stuart, 1854-1921 · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 111
ed the realwish-bone, you canmake another ofsticks and peas—twoor three of them —as many as you like— as -many as thereare cousins of you,so that each mayhave a wish-bone ofhis own. THE WISH-BONE. „, . . . lo make a wish-bone, take six sticks of about equal length,and another half as long; also six… … PLAYS FOR NOVEMBER. 105 One name for the wish-bone is merry-thought — because you think of happythings in wishing. And my wish is thatalways, whether winners or losers at thepulling, your really good wishes may allcome true. PART XII. PLAYS FOR DECEMBER.
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