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Diagrams for playing Your old cat, and Town ball, Round ball or Baseball.

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Diagrams for playing Your old cat, and Town ball, Round ball or Baseball.

Diagrams for playing Your old cat, and Town ball, Round ball or Baseball.

Diagrams for playing Your old cat, and Town ball, Round ball or Baseball.

Fig 4: Three boys with a ball and bat, playing One Old Cat

Fig 4: Three boys with a ball and bat, playing One Old Cat

Fig 4: Three boys with a ball and bat, playing One Old Cat

Fig 4: Three boys with a ball and bat, playing One Old Cat

Fig 6: Six boys with a ball and three bats, playing Three Old Cat

Fig 6: Six boys with a ball and three bats, playing Three Old Cat

Diagrams for playing Your old cat, and Town ball, Round ball or Baseball.

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