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The Dummy
One of the group, known as the "dummy", must take a position ...

Asking Way In Street
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Squares are chalked on the ground, thus:-- [Illustration: ...

French Tag
_4 to 60 or more players._ _Indoors; out of doors._ I...

Catch Basket
_10 to 60 players._ _Schoolroom._ _Bean bags; gas bal...

Foot Ball
Foot Ball is a very simple game. A large soft ball is procure...

Fairies And Indians
Let the girls be Fairies. The boys play they are Indians. The...

Paper Boats
If the cocked hat is held in the middle of each side and p...

Swallows And Hawks

Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
Category: IN THE COUNTRY





In the flight of birds there is nothing to compare for beauty and
speed with the swift, or for power and cleverness with the hawk. On
moist evenings, when the swifts fly low and level, backward and
forward, with a quaint little musical squeak, like a mouse's, they
remind one of fish that dart through the water of clear streams under
bridges. The hawk, even in a high wind, can remain, by tilting his
body at the needed angle, perfectly still in the air, while his steady
wide eyes search the ground far below him for mice or little birds.
Then, when he sees something, his body suddenly seems to be made of
lead and he drops like a stone on his prey. A hawk can climb the sky
by leaning with outspread wings against the breeze and cork-screwing
up in a beautiful spiral.




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