Old English games and physical exercises / by Florence Kirk (Florence Hewitt).

  • Kirk, Florence.
Date:
1906
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Licence: In copyright

Credit: Old English games and physical exercises / by Florence Kirk (Florence Hewitt). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Position.—Attention j hold the right forefinger in front of face. {a) I. Move the finger to the left, letting the eyes follovv^ it without moving the head, at i. 2. Move the finger back to position, eyes following, at 2. Repeat for four bars, then change by moving finger to the right, and repeat for four bars to end of ist verse. (i>) I. Close the eyes, without making grimaces, at i. 2. Open the eyes at 2. Repeat for eight bars to end of 2nd verse. (c) I. Look up, without moving the head, at i. 2. Look down towards the floor, without bending the head, at 2. Repeat for eight bars to end of 3rd verse. 14. FINGER AND WRIST EXERCISES For this exercise the children may sit on the floor in Oriental fashion, with ankles crossed. TEN LITTLE NIGGER BOYS 0/d Tune. Arranged by F. Kirk. -9--S ST—K 1 > W A > H*—d r~\ vsi/ ^ n g 1 L 1- ^ J 1. Ten lit - tie nig-ger boys 2. Six lit - tie nig-ger boys went out to dine, play-ing with a hive, - ^ One chok’d his lit - tie self, and big bee stung one, and =1^—N- then there were nine, then there were five. Nine lit - tie nig - ger boys Five lit - tie nig - ger boys - sat up ve - ry late, go - ing in for law, -r -(*- :=t:= 1 —1 —1 s E r V —w—•—• _ ^ ^ 1%—|H J P ■ 1 . ^ A A A ^ 5k 2 1 j J ” - w w One ov - er - slept him-self, and then there were eight. Eight lit-tie nig-ger boys One got in Chan-ce - ry, and then there were four. Four lit-tie nig - ger boys 3. Two lit - lie nig-ger boys ^