placed over the 6♥ except the 5♥. Josephine: cards of the same suit built down can be moved as a unit. Limited (1 in 5): three rows of twelve cards each are dealt. Lucas (1 in 3): the aces are removed and act as the foundations before 3 rows of thirteen cards each are dealt. Maria or Thirty-six Card Tableau (1 in 8): four rows of nine cards each are dealt; during play, the cards are built down by alternating colour. Midshipman: two rows of nine cards each are dealt face down and two more face up. Packing is in any suit except the card's own. Number Ten (1 in 10): the first two rows of ten cards each are dealt face down and the next two face up. Building is down by alternating colour and sequences can be moved as a unit. Octave: three rows of eight cards each are dealt, the first two face down and third face up. Packing is in alternate colours. After dealing, eight grace cards are dealt in a line below the tableau and may be used in play. If the game blocks, the next talon card may be used. If that cannot be played, the game is lost. Rank and File or Dress Parade (1 in 2): the first three rows are dealt face down and the top card of each is the only one exposed. Building is down alternating colour and sequences can be moved in part and in whole. Red and Black (5 in 6): there are eight columns built down by alternating colour. Streets: building on the tableau is down by alternating colour. Triple-pack variant There is also a triple-pack variant called Sixty Thieves in which twelve columns of five cards are dealt. Related games Other closely related games include Congress, Diplomat, Napoleon's Square, Corona, and Blockade. Busy Aces is a simpler game that is also part of the family. See also List of patience and solitaire games Glossary of patience and solitaire terms Footnotes References Bibliography _ (1922). The Official Rules of Card Games: Hoyle Up-to-date. US Playing Card Co. Seymour, Paul H. (1929). The New Hoyle: Standard Games. Laidlaw Brothers, Chicago, New York. Arnold, Peter (2011). Card Games for One. 2nd edn. London: Chambers. Cadogan, Lady Adelaide (1874). Illustrated Games of Patience. London: Sampson Low, Marston, Low & Searle. Coops, Helen Leslie (1939). 100 Games of Solitaire. Whitman.