If the first girl guesses right she keeps her old place, and they begin again. If she is wrong the child who has come from the row takes her place, and a new game is begun. Of course the child who asks the last question alters its voice as much as possible, so as not to be recognised.—Liphook, Hants. (Miss Fowler). Rigs A game of children in Aberdeenshire, said to be the same as Scotch and English, and also called Rockety Row.—Jamieson’s _Dictionary_. Ring See “Ring-taw.” Ring a Ring o’ Roses [Music] —Marlborough (H. S. May). [Music] —Yorkshire (H. Hardy). [Music] —Sporle (Miss Matthews). I. Ring a ring o’ roses, A pocket-full o’ posies; One for me, and one for you, And one for little Moses— Hasher, Hasher, Hasher, all fall down. —Winterton, Lincoln, and Leadenham (Miss M. Peacock). II. A ring, a ring o’ roses, A pocket-full o’ posies; One for Jack, and one for Jim, and one for little Moses— A-tisha! a-tisha! a-tisha! —Shropshire (Burne’s _Shropshire Folk-lore_, p. 511). III. A ring, a ring o’ roses, A pocket-full o’ posies; A curchey in, and a curchey out, And a curchey all together. —Edgmond (Burne’s _Shropshire Folk-lore_, p. 571). IV. Ring, a ring o’ roses, A pocket full o’ posies; Up-stairs and down-stairs, In my lady’s chamber— Husher! Husher! Cuckoo! —Wakefield, Yorks. (Miss Fowler). V. Ring, a ring of roses, Basket full of posies— Tisha! Tisha! all fall down. —Penzance, Cornwall (Mrs. Mabbott). VI. Ring, a ring a roses, A pocketful of posies; Hush, oh! hush, oh! All fall down! —Colchester, Essex (Miss G. M. Frances). VII. Ring, a ring a rosy, A pocket full of posies; One for you, and one for me, And one for little Moses— Atishm! Atishm! —Beddgelert (Mrs. Williams). VIII. A ring, a ring of roses, A pocket full of posies— Hist! hush! last down dead! —Gainford, Durham (Miss A. Eddleston). IX. Ring, a ring a row-o, See the children go-o, Sit below the goose-berry bush; Hark! they all cry Hush! hush! hush! Sitty down, sit down. Duzzy, duzzy gander, Sugar, milk, and candy; Hatch-u, hatch-u, all fall down together. —South Shields (Miss Blair, aged 9). X. Ringey, ringey rosies, A pocketful of posies— Hach-ho, hach-ho, all fall down. Another version— Hash-ho! Tzhu-ho! all fall down. —Sporle, Norfolk (Miss Matthews).