Dangerous sports. A tale / Addressed to children. Warning them against wanton, careless, or mischievous exposure to situations, from which alarming injuries so often proceed.

  • Parkinson, James, 1755-1824
Date:
1807
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Dangerous sports. A tale / Addressed to children. Warning them against wanton, careless, or mischievous exposure to situations, from which alarming injuries so often proceed. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ■ ■■ ■ —— 1 “ have more reafon to refped, than, “him; and I would give up my “ other fports, at any time, to fit “and hear him talk.”—“ My dear “fellow,” laid Mr. Hennetb, “ if “ Mr. Millfon will favour us, he (hall “..certainly be of the party; and in “ the afternoon we will take a walk “ down to invite him.” In the afternoon they accordingly went toMillfon's cottage in the rock, and informed him of the intended merry-making, begging him to be of the party. To this he readily agreed, only obje&ing to laying at Mr. Henneth's, as it might give too much trouble, and as there might not be fufficient room. “ Room,” faid George, “you lhall lay with me, “ Mr. Millfon.” “ Biel's the dear D “ child,”