Games for Hallow-E'en
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APPLES AND FLOUR Suspend horizontally from ceiling a stick three feet long. On one endstick an apple, upon other tie small bag of flour. Set stick whirling. Each guest takes turn in trying to bite apple-end of stick. It isamusing to see guests receive dabs of flour on face. Guest who firstsucceeds in biting apple gets prize.
WEB OF FATE Long bright colored strings, of equal length are twined andintertwined to form a web.
Use half as many strings as there are guests.
Remove furniture from center... of a large room--stretch a rope aroundthe room, from corner to corner, about four feet from the floor. Tieone end of each string to the rope, half at one end and half at oneside of the room; weave the strings across to the opposite end andside of the room and attach to rope. Or leave furniture in room andtwine the strings around it.
Each guest is stationed at the end of a string and at a signal theybegin to wind up the string until they meet their fate at the otherend of it.
The lady and gentleman winding the same string will marry each other, conditions being favorable; otherwise they will marry someone else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
APPLES AND FLOUR Suspend horizontally from ceiling a stick three feet long. On one endstick an apple, upon other tie small bag of flour. Set stick whirling. Each guest takes turn in trying to bite apple-end of stick. It isamusing to see guests receive dabs of flour on face. Guest who firstsucceeds in biting apple gets prize.
WEB OF FATE Long bright colored strings, of equal length are twined andintertwined to form a web.
Use half as many strings as there are guests.
Remove furniture from center... of a large room--stretch a rope aroundthe room, from corner to corner, about four feet from the floor. Tieone end of each string to the rope, half at one end and half at oneside of the room; weave the strings across to the opposite end andside of the room and attach to rope. Or leave furniture in room andtwine the strings around it.
Each guest is stationed at the end of a string and at a signal theybegin to wind up the string until they meet their fate at the otherend of it.
The lady and gentleman winding the same string will marry each other, conditions being favorable; otherwise they will marry someone else.
What to read after Games for Hallow-E'en?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blain Mary E. to read onlineMoreLess
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