Games And Puzzles for the Musical
Games And Puzzles for the Musical
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Charades I.
My first is old — His pictured on Egyptian walls; The music it awakes is low and sweet.
My second tends to rise — ^it seldom ever falls; As leading tone it makes the scale complete.
With ease upon my first or whole my third we play; .
Through each a diverse character it gains.
My whole charmed generations long since passed away; My first, far older, still its charm retains.
II.
At work the printer dreads to see my first; At home he sees it with delight.
At work it means his labor lo...st, reversed; At home it means good cheer in sight.
My second, first of steps to learning's shrine; The child, the scholar and the sage Must there begin, before a single line A meaning has on printed page.
Digitized by Google Games and Puzzles for the Musical 99 "a,** the second must be without an "e," the third without an "i," the fourth without an "o" and the fifth without a "u." 14. Be the Animal. The one who is to pay the forfeit must go to each of the company in turn and ask for the name of his favorite animal and must imitate the cry of that animal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Charades I.
My first is old — His pictured on Egyptian walls; The music it awakes is low and sweet.
My second tends to rise — ^it seldom ever falls; As leading tone it makes the scale complete.
With ease upon my first or whole my third we play; .
Through each a diverse character it gains.
My whole charmed generations long since passed away; My first, far older, still its charm retains.
II.
At work the printer dreads to see my first; At home he sees it with delight.
At work it means his labor lo...st, reversed; At home it means good cheer in sight.
My second, first of steps to learning's shrine; The child, the scholar and the sage Must there begin, before a single line A meaning has on printed page.
Digitized by Google Games and Puzzles for the Musical 99 "a,** the second must be without an "e," the third without an "i," the fourth without an "o" and the fifth without a "u." 14. Be the Animal. The one who is to pay the forfeit must go to each of the company in turn and ask for the name of his favorite animal and must imitate the cry of that animal.
What to read after Games And Puzzles for the Musical?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Bloomfield to read onlineMoreLess
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