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"Sko blackan - An old play, and other plays. In the old time, it is true that in my childhood of the 1860-1870 century it was not so good times for pleasures that in the present time with their overflowing pleasure life, then both young and old could rejoice in even the most primitive pleasures. It was ice nuisance during the winter days that indoor pleasures were used to stimulate the senses against the boredom to some extent. A great deal of play and pleasures that could have sided in the cottages, fortunately, the youth was passed on. Among these, the play “shoe blackan” was not the least pleasurable, it was added so that two chairs were placed opposite each other at a distance of about three cubes, and on these a round cane was laid, on this cane the playing one seated stand, with his legs crossed, but so that he did not touch any of the chairs, another jaw was held with both hands and supported against the golf, it was now possible to transfer this jaw from one side to the other as many times That it was, of course, several defeats than victories is certain, it was a difficult art to keep the balance when the capples support on the floor at the time of transfer was missing. Each case hero was greeted with bald laughter ointments, but if someone really succeeded, he could be convinced of a well-deserved admiration from the entire auditorium enumerated father and mother. Another play that could be played both inside and outside was “Barka teaches” at this play sutto all the participants on chairs in a ring, one of the participants was without for the ring, he would run around outside the ring during what he shouted “barka huder å barka läar, å barka En En in flyspring,” at the last word in the raman the running struck one of the sitting in the back with his hand, this would then hasty rise up and run in the opposite direction to the other, and the one who came first to the empty Another play was: “A ship comes loaded.” At this play it was not necessary for the participants to sit in a ring. Someone folded together a handkerchief or a cloth and tied a ribbon about it, so he or she threw this one to one of the participants during the exclamation "the ship is loaded!", the one who received the caste would ask, with what? and then the person who had thrown the ball would be instantaneously loaded, the one who had delayed too long with the answer was allowed to give a pledge and the one who received the ball would in turn throw it to another. After the end of the play, the panther was convicted, and it was most in the pleasure, for many both funny and fortified sentences were handed down, and no one had to fail the judgment. Playing war was a pleasure that was used diligently by the boys. The cottage’s large percussion table or the stonboard of the tabletop voro then very suitable as a battlefield. Some wooden sticks were sealed and lined up at both short sides of the table and the fields occupied the places, one at each table, and some of the historic battles, the Battle of Lutzen or at Lund or Narva were depicted. The names of generals and heroes of these kinds are usually known by the oldest boys who read Swedish history in school. The army’s generals were represented by the wooden pegs and the bulkheads were fired in such a way that a proper general’s peg was withdrawn to lie slightly off the edge of the table, and the playing pointed peg against one of the barrels and with a flexible table knife the top of which was bent back and released hastily against the stick’s protracted end with the penalty that, if the shot was well directed to the opponent’s general The one who first had all his generals shot down had lost the battle.