The book of Indoor And Outdoor Games
The book of Indoor And Outdoor Games
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, they may go away without danger of pursuit, but if he replies "Twelve o'clock at night!" the Hen and her chicks must turn and fly, for he dashes out of the den and tries to seize one of them. If the Fox succeeds in catching the Hen, she must then become the Fox, and the game begins again. If one of the chicks is caught, it is carried to the den, but endeavours to escape the next time that the Fox is called out which complicates the difficulties.
A sly Fox will delay the fateful and fearsome a...nswer until the Hen has grown less cautious, or he may answer her question by "Twelve o'clock noon !" during which the uncertainty is most exciting until it is known which division of the day is coming.
MY LADY'S TOILET The players are all seated except one, who personates the "Lady's Maid" and for whom no seat is provided. She goes about assigning to each child the name of some article of apparel, which must be carefully remembered.
The Maid then stands before them and says, "My lady is going to a ball and wants her fan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, they may go away without danger of pursuit, but if he replies "Twelve o'clock at night!" the Hen and her chicks must turn and fly, for he dashes out of the den and tries to seize one of them. If the Fox succeeds in catching the Hen, she must then become the Fox, and the game begins again. If one of the chicks is caught, it is carried to the den, but endeavours to escape the next time that the Fox is called out which complicates the difficulties.
A sly Fox will delay the fateful and fearsome a...nswer until the Hen has grown less cautious, or he may answer her question by "Twelve o'clock noon !" during which the uncertainty is most exciting until it is known which division of the day is coming.
MY LADY'S TOILET The players are all seated except one, who personates the "Lady's Maid" and for whom no seat is provided. She goes about assigning to each child the name of some article of apparel, which must be carefully remembered.
The Maid then stands before them and says, "My lady is going to a ball and wants her fan.
What to read after The book of Indoor And Outdoor Games?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Kingsland to read onlineMoreLess
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