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_Parlor; schoolroom._ Each player is given a piece of paper on which is written various series or groups of words, each group descriptive of some author, and each word beginning with one of his initials in regular order. The player wins who guesses the largest number of authors. The following are suggested; others may be devised:-- 1. Juveniles firmly conquered (James Fenimore Cooper). 2. Name honored (Nathaniel Hawthorne). 3. Bright humor (Bret Harte). 4. One wholesome humorist (Oliver Wendell Holmes). 5. Really lasting stories (Robert Louis Stevenson). 6. Cheerful laborer (Charles Lamb). 7. Tender, brilliant author (Thomas Bailey Aldrich). 8. Heroism wisely lauded (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow). 9. Just, gentle writer (John Greenleaf Whittier). 10. Poetry bridged skyward (Percy Bysche Shelley). 11. Clever delineator (Charles Dickens). 12. Rare brain (Robert Browning). 13. Weird imagination (Washington Irving). "B" GAME _5 to 30 or more players._ _House party._ Each player is given a sheet of paper with numbered questions prepared like the following list. The answer to each question is to be written opposite it, and must consist of the letter B as an initial and added to it the number of letters designated, the whole conforming to the definition given. The following examples will illustrate:-- 1. B and one letter, meaning to exist.--Be. 2. B and two letters forming a sack.--Bag. 3. B and three letters forming a storehouse.--Barn. 4. B and three letters, side of a stream.--Bank. 5. B and three letters, a young creature.--Baby. 6. B and three letters, a bag of goods.--Bale. 7. B and three letters, without hair.--Bald. 8. B and three letters, a surety.--Bond. 9. B and three letters, timber.--Beam. 10. B and three letters, a vegetable.--Beet.--Bean. 11. B and three letters, a poet.--Bard. 12. B and three letters, a drink.--Beer. 13. B and three letters, a globule.--Bead. 14. B and three letters, part of a bird.--Beak. 15. B and three letters, a vessel.--Boat. 16. B and four letters, an appendage.--Beard. 17. B and four letters, a tree.--Beech. 18. B and four letters, to commence.--Begin. 19. B and four letters, a strand.--Beach. 20. B and four letters, a receptacle.--Basin. 21. B and four letters, a kind of mea
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