GamesOther GamesMany games usually kept for the house can be played in the tr... Where Dwells My Lover? Steal out unobserved at midnight; plucking a small lock of ha... Letter Games Letters can be used for a round game by one player making a ... Double Tag. The children stand in pairs, one behind the other, in the f... The Use Of Firearms Importance of early training--Why a gun is better than a rifl... Tea Pot One member of the group is selected to be "It" and leaves the... Arches To play arches, the players must be provided with a board ... Hangman. Two children may derive a great deal of amusement from this... |
Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
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HoundsOf hounds that hunt by sight we have the English Greyhound, swiftest
of dogs, but neither very intelligent nor affectionate; the Scotch
Deerhound, dignified and very devoted to his master, and a wonderful
jumper over gates and walking-sticks; and the Irish Wolf-hound, bigger
and less graceful than either of the others, but with a great big
heart and noble courage. Gelert was of this breed. There is also the
Borzoi, whose appearance is a combination of greyhound and setter, a
very beautiful but rather stupid animal. Finally, there is the
Bloodhound, remarkable for great intelligence, good temper, and
fidelity. He is one of the finest of dogs, wise and self-reliant and
capable of the truest devotion to his master. He seldom or never
fights, but is full of courage in spite of his naturally nervous
disposition.
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