Manners, culture and dress of the best American society, including social, commercial and legal forms, letter writing, invitations, &c., also valuable suggestions on self culture and home training (1893)
Wells, Richard A · Springfield, Mass. : King, Richardson · leaf 441
n be madeby throwing plain gray blanket-shawls over ottomans,tables, &c. Eain may be imitated by dropping peasin a tin pan; thunder, by rattling sheet-iron; light-ning, by means of a tin tube, larger at one end thanthe other, and filled with powdered resin. Thesmaller end of the tube should be… … AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. m Charades* There is no game that can afiora so much amuse*ment to a circle of friends as that 01 acting charades.It affords a scope for the exercise of both wit andingenuity. A word must be chosen, in which the syllables maybe rendered into some kind of a lively…
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