  This is a game in which you have to “pay attention,” and perhaps you have played it at school. You must all sit in a circle and let your hands hang down from the wrists. The leader of this game begins, “Cats have feathers, dogs have feathers, rabbits have feathers, geese have feathers.” The minute he names something that group of children looking back at us over their shoulders Transcriber’s Notes: Obvious punctuation errors repaired. About a third of the way through the book, the printer started using small-capitals on the first word of each chapter. (Page 30—AN AFTERNOON IN HOLLAND) To make the layout consistent, small-capitals have been added to the initial chapters as well. As usual, small-capitals will appear as ALL-CAPITALS in the plain text version. Page 7, “you” changed to “your” (Now when your friends) Pages 32-34, text uses “kimono” in the poem, but “kimona” twice in the chapter text. Both were retained as printed. Page 57, “inviations” changed to “invitations” (invitations right away) |
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