The model book of dreams, fortune teller, and epitome of parlor entertainments (1864)
Temple, Henry. [from old catalog], Ottley, Cordelia M., [from old catalog] joint author · Cincinnati, J. R. Hawley & co. · leaf 173
on, she is so moved that she swoons in thearms of her husband. The Bridesmaids, losing all powerover their feelings, faint away into the arms of Father, whilstMother and Pew Opener fall upon the Clergyman, who withdifficulty sustains the burden. ACT II. —GROOM. DRAMATIS PERSONS. Noblemen.… … as a sovereign, at the same time winking, and holding finger up to his nose. Groom lays his hand upon his breast in an attitude as if he was saying upon his honor, and, hearing somebody coming, glides sway. • Enter Noblemen smoking cigars. Horse-dealer bows to
Dreams · Fortune-telling · Amusements
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