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Sometimes they played at the dambrod, but more often they pulled down the blinds on London and talked of Thrums in their mother tongue.— Sentimental Tommy The Story of His Boyhood
He invited the doctor, who so obviously distrusted him, to drop in of an evening for a game at the dambrod (which they both abominated, but it was an easy excuse); he asked him confidentially to come in and see Aaron, who had been coughing last night; he put on all the airs of a hail-fellow-well-met, though they never became him, and sat awkwardly on his face.— Tommy and Grizel
WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS JAMES M. BARRIE ACT I James Wylie is about to make a move on the dambrod, and in the little Scotch room there is an awful silence befitting the occasion.— What Every Woman Knows
DAVID and ALICK return presently, looking as sly as if they had been discussing some move on the dambrod, as indeed they have DAVID [suddenly become genial].— What Every Woman Knows
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