GamesChicadeeThis is a good game to be played in the loft of a barn. One p... Lucky A number of bags are suspended in such a way as to hang four ... I Sell My Bat I Sell My Ball A ring is formed with one child in the middle, who is called ... Clearing The Table (For directions as to laying the table, see game No. 1.) ... Hide And Seek The following games of hiding and seeking will be found in ... Consequences. Provide each player with pencil and paper. The first thing... A Washington's Birthday Luncheon In White And Red A White cloth covered the table at this luncheon--a white emb... Distinguishing Sounds This game is good training for the ear. Various noises, such ... |
Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
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The NewfoundlandThe Newfoundland is one of the grandest of beasts. The true
Newfoundland is black all over, except for a white star on the chest,
and he stands at least twenty-seven inches at the shoulder. The
black-and-white specimens are called Landseer Newfoundlands, on
account of the famous painter's fondness for them. In character these
dogs are dignified and magnanimous, and they are particularly good
with children. Many stories are told of their gallant efforts in
saving life from drowning. The Newfoundland is used for draught in the
island from which he takes his name.
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