The book of games and parties for all occasions (1920)
Wolcott, Theresa Hunt, ed · Boston, Small, Maynard & company · leaf 594
sts.For each there is a fragrant rose to whose long stem istied with a lovers knot a tiny envelope, containing thecards of the affianced pair, inscribed with the words, SubRosa, meaning in strict confidence, since Cupid is saidto have bribed Harpocrates, the god of silence, with a rose. At the… … ANNOUNCEMENTS AND SHOWERS 569 And one that is fondest of traveling around. (4) A rose is a fabric of silkiest sheen, (5) And one on the banks of the streamlet is seen; (6) Boys nickname, girls nickname plus vowel will spell The name of a rose everybody loves well. (7) While one is a maid who is…
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