The games book for boys and girls : a volume of old and new pastimes, with original illustrations (1897)
Nister, Ernest, publisher, E.P. Dutton (Firm), publisher · London : Ernest Nister ; New York : E.P. Dutton & Co. · leaf 33
to prevent their We will suppose that the word seeing anything, is put over their heads. “Spring” has been thought of. When Then two other persons tap them on the person who is outside the room is the head with long rolls of paper, which recalled, he (or she) asks each one in they have in their… … water), “strong” (a watch-spring), and have taken those names must change “high” (a jump). The next question is : places, and whilst doing so the “ Postman ” “When do you like it?” The answers must try to catch one of them. If he may be: “When I am in the country,” succeeds in doing so he takes his…
Games · Amusements
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