Home games for the people: a collection of family amusements for the fireside, parlour, or pic-nic parties. For the use of the old and young (1855)
New York, P. J. Cozans · leaf 152
ch me tosay? Each player answers as his fancy may dictate. If alady say, Kiss poor Polly, the supposed parrot putsthe suggestion in practice, and his ordeal is at an end.If not, he must repeat exactly every answer before pass-ing on to another person. DUMMEY. This consists in executing the acts of… … — tV V-^JgERi, f^IS8ING TUK CANDLESTICK. FOR THE PEOPLE. 141 allowed to quit, except to assume another, till he hascompleted the round. A condition is sometimes added to this act—rathertroublesome for the statuary. It is to use, for the pur-pose of placing the statue in the desired position,…
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