MAN AND OBJECT

Two persons go out of the room, and after agreeing together as to what

they shall represent, they come back again, and sit side by side in

front of the company. One of the two takes the part of some well-known

person, and the other represents an object which is closely connected

with that person; for instance, say one represents the governor,

and the other the mayor. When the two return to the room, the other

players take it in turns to ask each of them a question, to which

both the man and the object must reply either "Yes" or "No," until the

right person and the right object have been guessed.

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