What shall we do now? Over five hundred games and pastimes; a book of suggestions for children's games and employments (1922)
Fisher, Dorothy Canfield, 1879-1958 · New York, Frederick A. Stokes Company · leaf 134
RAINY-DAY GAMES 115 which are of rope fastened together with slanting seam, wound with string so that there is no bulging, overlapping hump at one side. A stake is nailed upright to a board (the stake can be a section of an old broom handle, or a smooth, small, straight … ROPE RING peeled branch of a tree) and the outfit for the game is com- plete. It is played with the same rules as quoits (see "Outdoor Games for Boys "), and a very considerable degree of skill can be obtained by practice. As in pitching quoits, the rings should be thrown with a little level twist…
Games · Amusements
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