Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 72
onging to same party,dips his pipe into the suds and blows a bubble,not too large, which he then tosses upon the tablein front of the captain, who as first bowler, standsready to blow the bubble on its course down throughthe goal. Three successive trials are allowed eachplayer; the bubbles which… … children can arrange themselves, and it answers the purpose very nicely. The other things to be provided for the game are a large bowl of strong soapsuds, made with common brown soap, and as many pipes as there are players. The prizes for the winnersof the game may consist ofany trinkets or small…
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