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Popular Pastimes for Amusement and Instruction (1901) hanging and often the most groundingPopular Pastimes for Amusement and Instruction, published in 1901 by C. W. Stanton Company, Chicago. A comprehensive Victorian era treasury of parlor games, tableaux, tricks of magic, charades and conundrums, curious puzzles, phrenology and mind reading, palmistry, recitations, dialogues, and the art of entertaining compiled by Henry Davenport Northrop for winter evenings at home and school. Illustrated throughout with phototype and wood engravings.