The Traditional Games of England, Scotland, and Ireland (Vol 2 of 2) / With Tunes, Singing-Rhymes, and Methods of Playing etc. - Alice Bertha Gomme - Page №514

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(5) Winding-up form, in which the players, clasping hands, wind round another player until all are wedged closely together, and then unwind again, generally assuming a serpentine form in so doing.

It will be well, in the first place, to arrange the games played under each of these methods:—

Games Played in Line Form (with singing and action).

[Babbity Bowster].
[Green Grass].
[Hark the Robbers] (one form).
[Here comes a Lusty Wooer].
[Here comes one Virgin on her Knee].
[Jenny Jones] (one form).
[Jolly Hooper] (only one line advance).
[Lady of the Land].
[London Bridge] (one form).
[Mary Brown] (one form).
[Milking Pails].
[Nuts in May].
[Pray, pretty Miss] (one form).
[Queen Anne].
[Three Dukes].
[Three Knights].
[Three Sailors].
[We are the Rovers].

Circle Form (singing and action subdivided into three methods).

(1) [Green Gravel].
[Jolly Miller].
[London Bridge] (some versions).
[Lubin].
[Mulberry Bush].
[Nettles].
[Oats and Beans and Barley].
[Ring a Ring o’ Roses].
[Rashes].
[Wallflowers].
[When I was a Young Girl].
[Would You know how doth the Peasant?]

(2) [All the boys].
[Down in the Valley].
[Glasgow Ships].
[Here stands a Young Man].
[Isabella].
[Jolly Fisherman].
[Jolly Sailors].
[King William].
[Kiss in the Ring].
[Knocked at the Rapper].
[Lady on the Mountain].
[Mary Brown].
[Mary mixed a Pudding].
[Merry-ma-tanza].
[Needle Cases].
[Old Widow].
[Oliver, Oliver, follow the King].
[Poor Mary sits a-weeping].
[Poor Widow].
[Pretty little Girl of Mine].
[Punch Bowl].
[Queen Mary].
[Rosy Apple, Lemon, and Pear].
[Round and Round the Gallant Ship].
[Sally Water].
[Silly Old Man].
[Uncle John].
[Wind].

(3) [Booman].
[Old Roger].
[Round and Round the Village].
[Who goes round my Stone Wall?]

Individual Form (dialogue game).

[Auld Grannie].
[Baste the Bear].
[Fox and Goose].
[Ghost at the Well].
[Gipsey].
[Gled-wylie].
[Hen and Chickens].
[Honey Pots].
[Jack, Jack, the Bread’s a-burnin’].
[Keeling the Pot].
[King of the Barbarie].
[Lady on yonder Hill].
[Lend Me your Key].
[Mother, may I go out?]
[Mother Mop].
[Mother, Mother, the Pot boils over].
[Mouse and Cobbler].
[Old Cranny Crow].
[Old Woman].
[Shepherds and Sheep].
[Steal the Pigs].
[Three Jolly Welshmen].
[Witch].