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The girl's own book (1833)

Child, Lydia Maria, 1802-1880 · New York : Clark Austin & co. · leaf 54

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pherdess;the wolf tries to profit by the general confusion—she pretends;o jump to the left, and then suddenly darts to the right. Ifany one gets caught, she must pay a forfeit. Sometimes onegets caught, and slips away; in that case she must run andplace herself before the shepherdess for safety.… … 50 THE GIRLS OWN BOOK. THE CAT AND THE MOUSE.All the company stand hand in hand, in a circle; one isplaced inside, called the mouse; another outside, called thecat. They begin by turning round rapidly, raising their arms;the cat springs in at one side, and the mouse jumps out at theother; they then…

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