116. Chambers, p. 127, "Scots and English."

117. This number includes the remains of two ancient games: (a)

_Ancient Greek_, #schoinophilinda#, Pollux, ix. 115, in

which a player must be whipped round the ring with the cord

he has dropped at the back of another.--_German_, in 14th

century, Mone, Anzeiger, 1839, p. 395.--_Spanish_, Maspons

y Labrós, p. 22.--_French_, Celnart, p. 55. (b) Strutt, p.

285, "Cat and Mouse, or Kiss in the Ring," where a player

pursues another round and through the circle.--_French_,

Celnart, p. 39, "Le Chat et la Souris."--_Italian_,

Gianandrea, No. 6.--_German_, Handelmann, p. 78.

122. Variation of No. 121. The name connects it with the old

English game of "Frog in the Middle," Strutt, p. 293; the

ancient Greek, #chytrinda#," pot-game," see p. 31, note.

123. _German_, Vernaleken, p. 75. Handelmann, p. 80. Meier, p.

105. See No. 89.

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