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Quadrille (patience)

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the name Captive Queens. In this game the name describes the way the Queens are enclosed within the star formed by the foundations. Alluding to the name, Quadrille, but describing the rules for the later game, Parlett calls it as "a pleasant little pictorial which may be said to represent the dance of the cardboard court." The wagon-wheel tableau looks like a
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described a different game called Quadrille in which the cards were built up in ascending sequence on Sixes and descending sequence on Fives, all laid out in a star shape. The Queens were removed from the pack at the outset and placed decoratively within the star. This version subsequently acquired
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arranged in the form of a quadrille (see illustration), with Hearts at the top, Diamonds at the bottom, Spades to the left and Clubs to the right. In each pair the Deuce is on the right. The foundations are
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in which cards were built in broken ascending sequence on Aces and Deuces, laid out in a square, finishing with the Kings and Queens side-by-side in pairs. She notes that the game is also called
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According to Arnold a successful game takes about 6 minutes to complete and the odds are 2 in 5. Morehead & Mott-Smith give the playing time as 4 minutes and odds of 1 in 2.
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The Queens are laid in the middle of the table and the Fives and Sixes laid down in a radial pattern around them as shown to form the foundations.
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Captive Queens as an alternative name first appears in Coops (1939) and is then picked up by Morehead & Mott-Smith (1950) and Moyse (1950).
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by alternating numbers: the odd numbers on the Ace of the same suit and the even numbers likewise on the Deuce of the same suit as follows:
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Games in which each suit is built on two foundations – up on one and down on the other – as in Captive Queens, include the twin-pack,
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The rubbish heap may be turned twice. If the patience succeeds, the Kings and Queens will form pairs as in the dance of Quadrille.
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Actually it doesn't since quadrille was a square dance. It is the earlier form that resembles the dance formation of quadrille.
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the Sixes upwards in the same suit as far as the Jacks, and the Fives downwards as far as the Kings (via the Aces) as follows:
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Either way, the role of the Queens is purely decorative and plays no functional role in the game. The aim is to
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Other games in which building takes place in alternate sequences like Royal Quadrille include the two-pack,
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The Queens, Fives and Sixes are shuffled as part of the deck and laid out, as they appear, on the
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and was known to have been played in France before 1790. In 1908, Hapgood calls the same game as
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This article is about the card games for one player. For the Spanish multi-player game, see
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In neither case are the base cards pre-positioned, which would clearly improve the odds.
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Both games are called Quadrille; alternative titles have been used to distinguish them.
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Travellers (Four of a Kind, Hidden Cards, Hide & Seek, Spoilt, Wandering Card)
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Musical (Betsy Ross, Fairest, Four Kings, Plus Belle, Quadruple Alliance)
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All these loosely related games offer greater scope for decision making.
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One pack is used, which is shuffled well and then dealt one-by-one to a
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The game is won when all the cards are in the foundations with the
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and affirms that it was played in France during the days of the
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and built if possible or discarded if not possible into a
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that was fashionable in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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type which are often confused. Both use a pack of 52
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Index

Quadrille (card game)

card games
Patience
solitaire
playing cards
quadrille
Mary Whitmore Jones
First Empire
Professor Hoffmann
quadrille dance

rubbish heap
foundations
built up
suit sequence

tableau
build
stock
wastepile
available
re-deals
court cards
Contradance
reserved builders
Odd and Even
Royal Cotillion
reserved builder
Patriarchs

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