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DescriptionHopscotch1900F294.svg	English: Hopscotch court; P. 357: Fig 294.—A Typical American Court with Ten Subdivisions. Beard, D.C. (1907). The Outdoor Handy Book: For the Playground, Field, and Forest. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. pp. 356–357.
Date	4 September 2010, 16:19 (UTC)
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