We spent our time playing ball, building sand castles, and playing tag and hide-and-go-seek with the other kids. |
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They met in the first few days of registration at Stanford, when a five-year-old girl kept trying to play hide-and-go-seek with him. |
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When the world outside was drenched in heavy rain, I made torches out of bundles of straw and played hide-and-go-seek in the castle. |
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At the age of three, they would play tag and hide-and-go-seek, while their mothers sat under the shade of an oak tree and talked. |
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Many a game of hide-and-go-seek was played in our yard, around the house, and I even caught my brother trying to hide under the large rhubarb leaves in the garden. |
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Imagine playing hide-and-go-seek in a thousand-room mansion you live in against an opponent who has never been in the building before in their life. |
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There are always sails standing in or out to sea, playing hide-and-go-seek with the mist, and taking the light and shadow at every turn in new and exquisite tones. |
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They support large muscle activities through games like hide-and-go-seek played among bushes and weeds and in climbing rocks and trees. |
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We played tag and hide-and-go-seek at dusk, setting boundaries across several back yards, giving us plenty of places to hide until it became too dark to see. |
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Daddy and I like to play a game called hide-and-go-seek, which is where we tape money to ourselves and go to the Cayman Islands and hide the money all around. |
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Now the landscape of the city, high and low, seemed barren, no grand trees for children playing hide-and-go-seek, no spreading refuge for old people out in the fire of summer. |
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