The lion carries a limited amount of torn paper and must hide when this trail-making material is exhausted and within twenty paces of the last paper. He
has colored yarn tied around wrists, knees, ankles and above elbows. This yarn
must hang down at least three inches.
The hunters have similar yarn tied above right elbows, only. When they locate
the lion they may attack him only two at a time, and try to kill him by pulling
off all his yarn. If they can do this without losing four men they are the
winners, but if he can kill four men by pulling off their yarn, he is the winner
and is allowed to escape with honor.
The lion should pick a soft spot for the final struggle, as it is apt to be
pretty strenuous and a menace to shirt sleeves, collars and suspender buttons.
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