In the seedier parts of the more reputable districts of the great city of —–, there is a sign. The sign shows a dancing bear dressed in the manner of a ballerina, and some account the public house to which it is attached is one of the oldest and finest in —– . The public house is run by a man of the name of Phineas, a large, barrel-chested man with a firm grip and a firm manner. While Phineas' beautiful daughter, Sally, sees to the customers in the taproom, Phineas himself is accustomed to treating with rather more distinguished guests in the upper rooms.

1. The First Game
2. The Second Game