130. Games of ball played with the hand are, of course, universal.

131. Strutt, p. 381 (new ed.). Strutt, p. 76. Bradford's History

of Plymouth (ed. by Ch. Deane, Boston, 1856), p. 112.

Ducange, under Pelota. Wirt Sikes, British Goblins, p. 272.

132. _German_ (Austria), Vernaleken, p. 2. (Schleswig-Holstein),

Handelmann, p. 88, "Stehball." (Switzerland), Rochholz, p.

388.

136. Jamieson gives Scotch name as "Shinty."--_Italian_, Ferraro,

G. Monfer., No. 38.

137. _German_, Vernaleken, p. 9.--_French_, Celnart, p.

69.--_Italian_, Ferraro, G. Monfer., No. 23, "Le Pietruzze."

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