Seventeenth Set.
This article?
| 1. | Bible. |
| 2. | Testament. |
| 3. | Tract. |
| 4. | Bookmark. |
| 5. | Prayer book. |
| 6. | Hymn-book. |
| 7. | Music. |
| 8. | Smelling bottle. |
| 9. | Vinaigrette. |
| 10. | Strap. |
Eighteenth Set.
Playing cards.
| 1. | Diamonds. |
| 2. | Hearts. |
| 3. | Clubs. |
| 4. | Spades. |
| 1. | “Right”—Ace. |
| 1. | “That’s right”—King. |
| 1. | “Good”—Queen. |
| 1. | “Very good”—Jack. |
Nineteenth Set.
Devices.
| 1. | Masonic. |
| 2. | Odd Fellows. |
| 3. | Knights of Pythias. |
| 4. | Druids. |
| 5. | Musical. |
Articles in Sets.
“It will be seen that the different articles are arranged in sets, numbering no more than ten. Each set has at the head a different question, worded very nearly alike, so as to make the audience believe that the same question is being constantly asked. The question at the head of the set, which is always asked first, is the clue to the set which contains the article to be described. Each set is numbered, as in the cases of the colors and metals, and the word conveys each particular article.