Games, pastimes and amusements, for boys and girls; (1906)
Garman, Raymond H. [from old catalog] · [Chicago, Thompson & Thomas] · leaf 60
expand the hand as if unable tohold the number of counters, when in fact they are but oneor two. Oddly enough this same device is alluded to byXenophon, as in use in his day in the game of HowMany?—the classic equivalent of our game, in which thequestion was, How many have I in that hand? just as… … Hopscotch. 54: Games, Pastimes and Amusements the rest and be mystified to their hearts content. Thequestion must be diplomatically put, and when one igno-rant of the game is found it is well to wait a bit beforeselecting him to be the first to leave the room. He is toldthat in his absence they…
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