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Image 10427 131 visits
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Image 10419 73 visits
Image 10415 131 visits
Image 10400 115 visits
Image 10005 113 visits
Image 9984 111 visits
Jack and Jill 168 visits
Boy riding a horse 107 visits
Image 9399 294 visits
Image 9389 148 visits
Image 9384 101 visits
Image 9377 78 visits
Image 9113 327 visits
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Image 9108 394 visits
Image 9107 352 visits
Image 9105 394 visits
Image 9104 332 visits
Image 9101 379 visits
Image 9100 294 visits
Image 7622 224 visits
Image 7621 286 visits
Image 7620 157 visits
Boy and Girl looking out at the night 396 visits
Image 7176 106 visits
Boy lying in bed dreaming 344 visits
Boys in gym class 235 visits
Kids under a tree 450 visits
November 428 visits
May 419 visits
March 542 visits
June 412 visits
Image 6084 444 visits
January 409 visits
February 424 visits
December 405 visits
August 393 visits
April 440 visits
September 417 visits
Boy sleeping 439 visits
Boy and Girl 352 visits
Boys 232 visits
Two boys and old lady 290 visits
Boy leading the charge 261 visits
All persons below the `rank` of an esquire were excluded from the justs and the tournaments; but the celebration of these pastimes attracted the common mind in a very powerful manner, and led to the institution of sports, that bore at least some resemblance to them: tilting at the quintain was generally practised at a very early period, and justing upon the ice by the young Londoners. The early inclination to join in such kind of pastimes is strongly indicated by the two boys represented here: the place of the horse is supplied by a long switch, and that of a lance by another. The original delineation occurs in a beautiful MS. book of prayers, written in the fourteenth century. 566 visits
Boy 622 visits
There are many curious customs regarding Chinese children. One takes place when a little boy is one year old. A great bamboo sieve, such as farmers use, is placed upon the table. Upon it are spread many articles—money-scales, shears, a measure, a mirror, a pencil, ink, paper, inkstone, books, the counting-board, objects of gold or silver, fruits, etc. The baby, all dressed in his best clothes, is then set in the midst of the objects, on the sieve. His parents and friends watch anxiously to see which of the articles he will grasp. They believe it will show what he will do when he is a man. If he takes the money-scales or the gold or silver, he will become a rich merchant; if he takes the book or pencil, he will be a great scholar, and so on. 662 visits
The fifth day of the fifth month is the Boys’ Festival. Then they are selling bows and arrows and other toy weapons everywhere. Everywhere they hang out great paper fishes, shaped like carp, and brightly painted. These are hung to tall bamboo poles of which there is one set in front of every house where they have a boy in the family. One fish is hung for each boy, and it is a gay sight to see the hundreds of bright fish waving and tossing in the wind. The reason 92why the carp is represented is because it swims up the river against the current; so it is hoped “the sturdy boy, overcoming all obstacles, will make his way in the world and rise to fame and fortune.” 953 visits
Boy and girl in affectionate hug 814 visits
Boy punching another boy as a girl looks on 612 visits
Boy and girl feeding a pony an apple 1116 visits
A Boy and his dog both looking sad 684 visits
Boy walking in the countryside 467 visits
Young boy looking after his sick mother 617 visits
Lady and boy 473 visits
Young boy standing on the street corner 467 visits
three children looking at an aquarium Any transparent vessel capable of holding water, even a Mason jar will make an aquarium from which a great deal of pleasure may be derived. The old way of maintaining aquaria in good condition required a great deal of care and attention. The water had to be changed at least once a day if running water was not available, and altogether they were so much trouble that as a rule owners soon tired of them. Modern aquaria are totally different. By a proper combination of fish and growing plants we can almost duplicate the conditions of nature and strike a balance so that the water need never be changed except when it becomes foul or to clean the glass. 772 visits
Boy lying in a sleeping bag in the rain, without a tent. 918 visits
Girl about to kiss little boys hand after he hurt himself playing 645 visits
Boy lying on the bed 812 visits
Young girl listens to her brother practising on his tuba, even though he is not very good. 1599 visits
Boy in flat peaked cap at counter with two baskets 510 visits
Boy with apple bank 512 visits
Boy with Christmas basket 460 visits
Boy eating from a large bowl 707 visits
Sad Little boy in nightgown 507 visits
Wet little boy in bathtub 502 visits
Lady and boy discuss a kite 573 visits
Father and Son discussion 745 visits
Boy holding a bowl with bird on it 695 visits
Boy and Girl looking out the window 942 visits
Boy daydreaming 451 visits
A mother bird is feeding her babies and a boy and a girl are looking at them. 921 visits

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