Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 114
Further-more, they know nothing about the disgrace wield a hammer or ax to build a sled, appro-priate the family wash-basin or large butter-bowl, and go coasting down the hillsides. Hisgame of marbles, if such it may be called, isquite different from our own. Instead of mar-bles the ankle-bones of… … THE CADETS PRACTISING OUTDOOR GYMNASTICS. of exile, and regard Siberia only with genuinepride as the land of their nativity. In the matter of sports and games the Sibe-rian is not so well off, perhaps, as the Americanboy; nevertheless, he seems to enjoy just asheartily what few he has. His snow…
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