Games, pastimes and amusements, for boys and girls; (1906)
Garman, Raymond H. [from old catalog] · [Chicago, Thompson & Thomas] · leaf 239
lt 234 Games, Pastimes and Amusements put in its place. It must be eaten after you get into bed,and then not a word must you speak. You are sure todream that some one is bringing you a drink, and he whodoes is your man. The card charm is not generally known. At a quarterto twelve all who are to try… … old maid; diamonds, riches; spades, thrift; clubs, poverty;hearts, love in a cottage. There are many more tricks that might be tried. Theball of twine is thrown from the window, one end beingheld by the thrower. When she feels it caught she calls,Whos there? and he ought to tell her. When thesehave…
Games · Amusements
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