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Singing games (1890)

Pollard, Josephine, 1834-1892, Mathews, F. Schuyler (Ferdinand Schuyler), 1854-1938 · New York, McLoughlin Bros · leaf 41

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PMi past the Doe, the player she is trying tocatch may still be safe by placing herselfin front of the Doe, where she cannot becaptured. But if the Wolf catches herbefore she can do so, she has to leave the line and stand apart. The game con-tinues until all the Does tail have beencaught, or have… … OLD DAN TUCKER. Eight form a cotillion, the ninth stands at the side, callingany figures he likes, and lastly, the grand right and left, whenhe cuts into the dance. When he claps his hands all prom-enade, and the odd one tries to secure a partner. Whiledancing they sing the following tune : nr^3~…

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