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Mary's Book of Sports [New Haven CT] Has Drawing of "Playing at Ball"
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| Text | A miniature 8-page book shows four boys playing at ball. "What more boys at play! I should not think you could see at play. Oh, it is too late to play at ball, my lads. The sun has set. The birds have gone to roost. It is time for you to seek your homes." Mary's Book of Sports. With Beautiful Pictures [S. Babcock, New Haven CT, 1832]. |
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1832. Mary's Book of Sports [New Haven CT] Has Drawing of "Playing at Ball""
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