How to behave and how to amuse. A handy manual of etiquette and parlor games (1895)
Sandison, George Henry, 1850- comp · New York, The Christian Herald · leaf 105
of the next size, fifteen; andfor the smallest one, twenty-five. Any numberagreed upon maybe called a game, and the playerfirst obtaining that number of counts wins. Afterone player has thrown all the 4ings, another playertakes them, tossing them in the same way. Anynumber of players may take part… … Magic Figures. Upon a little square of ordinary writing-paper, sketch some geometrical figure—square, rectangle, triangle, polygon, etc.—using for that purpose a pencil whose tip has been moistened with water. THB FORCE OF THK BREATH. iii Float the paper, with the design upward, on thewater in a…
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