Best of Everything
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are usually sold in a box containing either four or eight balls, the same num- ber of mallets, ten iron hoops, and either two or three pegs, coloured in stripes to match the colours of the balls and mallets. These pegs are driven into the turf at the end of whatever dis- tance of the ground is decided on to be the limit of the game, and one or two mallets' length from the extreme boun- dary. The best balls are of box wood, 3 1 in. diameter, and the mallets should be three feet in length. A book... show- ing the form in which the hoops are to be placed is usually sold with each box of implements.
The game consists in driving the balls with the mallets, in a certain order through the hoops to the upper peg, which must be struck, and then back again on the opposite side to tbe win- ning-post. The first party in wins the game.
Eyes, Nose, Ears, and Mouth. — The Eye. — It has often formed a matter of speculative discus- sion as to which of the five senses is most important toman's being. A more pleasant subject for reflection, leaving little to debate upon, but teaching a great and impressive lesson that all should learn, is the thousand privileges and joys that arise from the healthy ac- tion of the organs of sense, working in unison for the good and safety of our lives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
are usually sold in a box containing either four or eight balls, the same num- ber of mallets, ten iron hoops, and either two or three pegs, coloured in stripes to match the colours of the balls and mallets. These pegs are driven into the turf at the end of whatever dis- tance of the ground is decided on to be the limit of the game, and one or two mallets' length from the extreme boun- dary. The best balls are of box wood, 3 1 in. diameter, and the mallets should be three feet in length. A book... show- ing the form in which the hoops are to be placed is usually sold with each box of implements.
The game consists in driving the balls with the mallets, in a certain order through the hoops to the upper peg, which must be struck, and then back again on the opposite side to tbe win- ning-post. The first party in wins the game.
Eyes, Nose, Ears, and Mouth. — The Eye. — It has often formed a matter of speculative discus- sion as to which of the five senses is most important toman's being. A more pleasant subject for reflection, leaving little to debate upon, but teaching a great and impressive lesson that all should learn, is the thousand privileges and joys that arise from the healthy ac- tion of the organs of sense, working in unison for the good and safety of our lives.
What to read after Best of Everything?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Kemp Philp to read onlineMoreLess
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