Paul Green's Wordbook: An Alphabet of Reminiscence, Volumen2 |
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Two of the tallest players represent the bridge , clasping hands and holding them
high up . Other players in a line pass under while the two players representing
the bridge sing alternate verses . ( Sometimes all of us players would sing . ) ...
Two of the tallest players represent the bridge , clasping hands and holding them
high up . Other players in a line pass under while the two players representing
the bridge sing alternate verses . ( Sometimes all of us players would sing . ) ...
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A number of players dig a sequence of little saucer - like holes in the ground in a
row and the first player rolls a ball along and over these holes . The owner of that
hole in which the ball stops grabs the ball and tries to hit one of the players as ...
A number of players dig a sequence of little saucer - like holes in the ground in a
row and the first player rolls a ball along and over these holes . The owner of that
hole in which the ball stops grabs the ball and tries to hit one of the players as ...
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Any number of players can participate . The one selected as the leader sits in
front of the others with his hands on the table and his thumbs sticking up . He
says , “ Simon says ' Up , ' ” and all the other players follow the action of the
leader .
Any number of players can participate . The one selected as the leader sits in
front of the others with his hands on the table and his thumbs sticking up . He
says , “ Simon says ' Up , ' ” and all the other players follow the action of the
leader .
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