Rules of the game :
Glue the two sheets above to a sheet of thin cardboard, then cut them into 32 equal parts along lines x and x’.
This game can only be played from 4 players: the more players there are, the more the game presents difficulties and, on the other hand, more fun. In a crowd made up of all the people likely to be met in the street, the family of the brave General Hirsute finds themselves lost. It is therefore a question, while having fun, of looking for them, finding them and bringing them together. After having shuffled the cards well, distribute them to each player without leaving a tail; if the number of players is not divisible by thirty-two, give one, two or three more cards to a player.
To win, you have to have the whole Hirsute family in your game, namely: 1° General Hirsute; 2° the general; 3° Guy; 4° Henry; 5° Mark; 6° Roger; 7° Zezette; 8° Jerome; 9° the Shaggy doggie.
The first player, after examining his game, sees what he is missing from the Hirsute family, that is to say, for example, Marc, Jérôme and the general. He therefore asks one of the partners, at random and without being required to follow the order of the players, if he has Jerome.
If the partner he is addressing has the requested card, he must hand it over. The same player continues and then asks another partner if he has Marc to complete his game.
If the new partner you are talking to does not have the requested card, it is the latter who speaks and asks for the cards that are missing.
It is therefore a question of paying close attention to the cards that one asks for and remembering in which hands they are. Once you have the whole Hirsute family in your deck, that is to say the nine numbered cards, you have won.
This game being very simple, we believe that our little reading friends can easily have fun during vacation days and rainy days.
