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A list of Howard's published material can be found in Appendix III of Child's Play: Dorothy Howard and the Folklore of Australian Children, edited by Kate Darian-Smith and June Factor, Museum Victoria, Melbourne, 2005.
Dorothy's World: Childhood in Sabine Bottom 1902–1910, p. 181.
Ibid., p. 183.
Ibid., pp. 211–212. Kenneth Goldstein had come to the same conclusion after observing children at play in Philadelphia in 1966 and 1967, declaring that counting-out was a game of strategy, not chance. K.S. Goldstein (1971).
Ibid., p. 238.