...witch laying down some sticks with which to build a tiro. Tho following colloquy then took place: Hen. I went to the well to wash my toe When I came back, one of my chickens was gone; What o'clock, old witch f This was repeated as many times as there were...

...piano in dreamy contemplation — was refreshing. CHAPTER XXVIII. " Chickeny, chickeny, crauey-crow, I went to the well to wash my toe, When I came back my chickens were dead." )LLIE didn't lose the affection of Syllabub when she departed for Top Town. Few...

...your daughter Jane, etc. Used 1n the game : " Three Knights of Spain." 846. Chickany, chickany, crany crow, I went to the well to wash my toe ; When I came back one of my chicks was gone ! What time is it, old witch ? JBB Said to be used in SC for " counting out."...

...his back to the line. We called this playing at blackthorn," p. 285. ' ' Chickery, chickery, cranny crow, I went to the well to wash my toe, When I got back a chicken was dead." One player is chosen to be the fox, and one to be the hen, all the rest...

...merrily joy. ****** ' The Fox ' is a Berkshire game, but not exclusively. A chicken, a chicken, a craney crow, I went to the well to wash my toe ; \ When I got there my chicken was dead. (Angrily) What are you doing there, Mr. Fox? Fox. Picking up sticks....

...absence of the witch the mother breaks into it and rescues them. The second play is equally suggestive. Witch discovered making a fire. Enter mother with...replies, "One o'clock." The march and song are resumed. On coming around again, the question is repeated, and the answer is, "Two o'clock." This is continued...

...clothes of the one next in front. This line marches around singing, Chickamy, chickamy, cramery, crew, I went to the well to wash my toe, When I came back...replies, "One o'clock." The march and song are resumed. On coming around again, the question is repeated, and the answer is, "Two o'clock." This is continued...

...guests.) Mrs Goose Now we will all sing, Chickery, Cranery Crow. (All sing.) Chickery, Chickery, Cranery Crow, I went to the well to wash my toe, When I got there my chickens were gone, What is the time, old witch? Mrs. Goose I have a great surprise for...

...the old witch, chanting a kind of song, Ida B. Hall or lilt, as follows: Chickimee, chickimee, craney crow, I went to the well to wash my toe. When I got back, one of my blackeyed chickens was gone. The line stopped marching, and the following dialogue...