Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 86
nji (g hard) and Heiki (ha-kee) fight, youngmen and maidens contend, and then there isalways a crowd of spectators to watch the com- dren become very skilful in making these ballsthemselves. Sometimes the ball is merelybounced by the child as she kneels before it;sometimes she stands, and, striking… … A JAPANESE LABORER S SUN-SHADE FOR HIS OX. bat. If the young girl with dexterous skill suc-ceeds in bringing her opponents kite to theground, the applause is sure to be hearty andenthusiastic. There are some games which belong to cer-tain seasons of the year, and are played onlyduring those…
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