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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 118

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m up, so a frame is built for that pur-pose. In the same way, when you makeyour stick-and-pea tree, build first a littleframe to hold itup. This framemay be a pyramid-shaped frame, likethat built to sup-port the flag-polein the July plays,and as also shownhere in the pic-ture of the… … THE CHRISTMAS-TREE. 112 STICK-AND-PEA PLAYS. four sticks for branches — the longestfour into the lower pea, the shortest fourinto the upper pea. Then put peas onthe ends of all the branches for gifts —and your Christmas-tree will be complete,as in the picture. The little pea-players who live in…

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