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CCCLYV.
HEWLEY-PULEY.

THE children are seated and the following questions put by
one of the party, holding a twisted handkerchief or something
of the sort in the hand. The handkerchief is called “hewley-
puley,” and the questions are asked by the child who holds it. Tf
one answers wrongly, a box on the ear with the handkerchief
is the consequence ; but if they all reply correctly, then the one
who breaks silence first has that punishment.

Take this! What’s this >—Hewley-puley.
Where’s my share ?—About the kite’s neck.
Where’s the kite >—Flown to the wood.
Where’s the wood ?—The fire has burned it.
Where’s the fire ?—The water has quenched it.
Where’s the water ?—The ox has drunk it,

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