Korean games : with notes on the corresponding games of China and Japan (1895)
Culin, Stewart, 1858-1929 · Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania · leaf 122
ds. In one, five stones are used. Four are placed uppn theground and one is tossed into the air. Before it falls another is picked upand the one first thrown, which must be caught as it descends, is then putdown. The second stone is then tossed and the third picked up, and so on.This is called… … PLATE XIII. KOREAN GIRLS PLAYING TJA-SSEI. METAL STRIKING. 59 Stone is then tossed up with the right hand, and before it falls one of theother stones is struck under the left hand. This, called al-hpoum-ki, set-ting the eggs, is repeated until all the stones are struck under the lefthand, or the…
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