MAGIC DRAWING
A FOLD-OVER PICTURE
Let us draw a half a plate, One line curved and one line straight:
Now a stick that Jeans just so, Like a pole that’s tipped, you know;
Then a line that’s - curved—not straight— Touching both the pole and plate.
Draw this line. Like letter C. Lying down, it seems to be.
Circles, each one like a ball, Not too large and not too small.
Dots, one long, long line, and so— We've a carriage for Baby Joe!
Wright did not writ© rite I'ight, And tho teacher replied, As the blunder she eyed, “Right! Wright, write rite right, right away.’*
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1028, 19 July 1930, Page 31
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105MAGIC DRAWING A FOLD-OVER PICTURE Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1028, 19 July 1930, Page 31
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