Pointing out a Point
A small mark is made on the wall. The one to point out the point, who must not know what is intended, is blindfolded, and is then sent to put the finger on the point or mark. Another player has taken a place in front of the point, and bites the finger of the blindfolded pointer.—Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire (Rev. W. Gregor).
Poncake
Name of a girl’s game the same as Cheeses.—Holland’s Cheshire Glossary. See “[Turn Cheeses, Turn].”
Poor and Rich
An old game mentioned in Taylor’s Motto, sig. D, iv. London, 1622.
Poor Mary sits a-weeping
