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Games of skill, and conjuring: including draughts, dominoes, chess, morrice (1865)

London, New York, G. Routledge and sons · leaf 55

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sed in a circularform, as in thp annexed figure;the ace is counted as one, andis represented in the annexeddiagram as such. Request aperson to think of a number orcard, and to touch also anyother number or card; desirehim to add to the number of thecard he touched the number ofthe cards laid… … 48 CONJTTEING. thought of, and thereby enable you to ascertain what that was. Forexample, suppose he thought of the number three, and touched thesixth card, if ten be added to six, it will of course make sixteen; andif he counts that number from the sixth card, the one touched, in aretrograde…

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