The American Boys book of Signs Signals And Symbols
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The sign is used to let the joker know that his game is known. Also, if one is running and climbs out of reach of one's pursuer, the sign is used to show that the chase was a failure. Literally it means that the other party met with loss and dis- appointment, by a palm's breadth.
COMMON GESTURE LANGUAGE 109 FIC. &Z4 FJG. 236 Fig. 233. You are making a fool of yourself, hands at ears wagging back and forth represent- ing the ears of a jackass.
Fig. 234. Meaning that the one using it has succeede...d in making a dupe, by fooling or deceiving another party. Place the fingers between the collar and the neck and rub the neck with the back of the hand, which tells your accomplice that the other party swallowed your yarn, or fish story, whole. In boys' comical and ex- pressive slang. "They did not tum- ble to the game. " Fig. 235. A humorous sign means "You can't fool me I understand your game the joke is not new I have heard it before.
Fig. 236. Pulling down the lower lid of the eye is sometimes used in a similar manner to Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sign is used to let the joker know that his game is known. Also, if one is running and climbs out of reach of one's pursuer, the sign is used to show that the chase was a failure. Literally it means that the other party met with loss and dis- appointment, by a palm's breadth.
COMMON GESTURE LANGUAGE 109 FIC. &Z4 FJG. 236 Fig. 233. You are making a fool of yourself, hands at ears wagging back and forth represent- ing the ears of a jackass.
Fig. 234. Meaning that the one using it has succeede...d in making a dupe, by fooling or deceiving another party. Place the fingers between the collar and the neck and rub the neck with the back of the hand, which tells your accomplice that the other party swallowed your yarn, or fish story, whole. In boys' comical and ex- pressive slang. "They did not tum- ble to the game. " Fig. 235. A humorous sign means "You can't fool me I understand your game the joke is not new I have heard it before.
Fig. 236. Pulling down the lower lid of the eye is sometimes used in a similar manner to Fig.
What to read after The American Boys book of Signs Signals And Symbols?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beard Daniel Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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