A game in which jackstones are thrown and picked up in various groups between bounces of a small rubber ball.
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That he had no jackstones was of small moment to him.
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They were scattered as jackstones are scattered from a gigantic throw.
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Our jackstones, by the way, were not stones but bones.
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Only she's lost her jackstones and I can't find mine.
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He's in the pasture playing jackstones with the children.
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I soon came across him: he was playing jackstones with some other boys in the church-porch.
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He's playing; jackstones with the children.
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A rag baby apiece contented us, and if we had a set of jackstones we were perfectly happy.
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I don't play jackstones with them.
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Mumbly peg; jackstones; Hop Scotch.
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Because, by Zeus, said Sospis, I see the children playing odd and even with jackstones and the Academics with words.
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This he laid on the floor and seated himself upon it, tossing the jackstones to his sister to begin the game.
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Three or four of the girls gathered up some pebbles, squatted down in a group and scattered them as they would a lot of jackstones.
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"Did you ever play Jackstones?" said the Leprecaun.
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"They'd make lovely jackstones," she whispered.
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"Nor with jackstones either; if I can't do any better than you I'm sure I can't do any worse."