Bridge
Phrases and Names Their Origins and Meanings · 1896 · p. 6
Twenty years ago two families at Great Dalby, Leicestershire, paid each other a visit on alternate nights, for a game of what they called Ru ian whist. Their way lay acro a broken bridge, very dangerous after nightfall. “Thank goodne , it’s your bridge to-morrow night!” they were wont to exclaim on parting. This gave the name to the game itself.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →