Stories from old-fashioned children's books brought together and introduced to the reader (1900)
Tuer, Andrew White, 1838-1900 · London : The Leadenhall Prefs, Ltd. · leaf 347
fortsof all your playfellows. Of course this is much more diffi-cult on the ice than on the ground : those therefore shouldonly jom it on the ice who can stand well in their skates. 327 SCHOOL boys diversions, SKIPPING. This is performed eillier by one or by several children ; ifthe former, it is… … 328 SCHOOL boys diversions. PRESSGANG. To play at this one of the boys represents an officer, andfour or six others the gang. They catch their companionsone at a time and on catching one, say to him— High ship, or low ship ;Kings ship, or no ship ? If he chooses one of the ships, they send him as a…
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