Fagots for the fireside: one hundred and fifty games and amusements for evenings at home and social parties (1894)
Lucretia P. Hale. · leaf 39
FAGOTS FOR THE FIRESIDE. … arate guess. That player beats who first dis- covers what the sentence is. The first proverb given was " Let him laugh who wins." But there were so many failures and so many " hangings " that the laughter came in for those who did not win. This reminded Rodney Owens of a similar game, of which he…
Amusements · Games
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