Johnson, George Ellsworth, 1862-1931 · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn & company · leaf 133
e the ears; move the tip of the nose like a sheep.When a player misses he must move down a place towardsthe foot of the line. The one remaining at the foot when thegame is over may be made to pay a forfeit. Cats Cradle. This familiar play has many forms whichcannot well be described here. An… … String Figures ^ 1, two boys carrying spears; 2, two women fighting with sticks; 3, fourboys walking in a row and holding each others hands; 4, two menwalking down a valley; 5, man climbing a tree; 6, kangaroo; 7 and8, a pouch; 9, a spear 1 From String Figures, or Cats Cradle in Many Lands, by…
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