Rules for Quadrille  Family: Quadrille Categories: Simple,
Small, Pretty Also Known As: Captive Queens, The Queen's Lace
Handkerchief  Some solitaires are more interesting for the
pretty patterns they make on the table than for their
intellectual challenge. Many such games require large, elaborate
layouts, but here’s a charmingly small and simple one.   Four
piles are in the center of the layout, overlapped in a diamond
pattern. Around them are eight more piles in a circle. (When you
are using real cards, you can lay them out all pointing away
from the center, which is the prettiest way to view them.) To
one side there is a discard pile. All these piles start out
empty, with the full deck in your hand.   To play, deal one card
at a time from the deck into the discard pile. The top card of
the discard pile can be moved to any tableau or foundation pile
according to these rules:  The four center piles each will hold
one queen and nothing else. The four piles at the compass points
(North, South, East, and West)