Chapter XXXIV: Part II: Rainy Weather Ideas

A Home-Made Circus—Good Games with Toothpicks and Matches—Fun with Scissors and Pasteboard and Paper—How to Prepare and Give a Boys' Chalk Talk—A Christmas Novelty for Boys—How to Make Two Boys into One Santa Claus—A Circus in the Attic—A Boys’ Stag Party—A Wild West Show in the House—How to Have a Panorama Show.

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Errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the original.

38.5 Wate[r]melon Inserted.

129.30 on real carous[a/e]ls. Replaced.

154.14 there will be increasing orig[i]nality Inserted.

154.23 what is called “hit or miss[.]>” Added.

201.31 and constitutes [p]art of the framework Restored.

210.2 You will be su[r]prised Inserted.

258.30 plenty of wor[l]dly goods. Inserted.

273.30 and social intercourse (balm).[”] Added.

336.28 The writer once knew[./,] Replaced.

377.1 and you will have met, [it may for] the first _sic._
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