"Horrors, my wife! A glimpse into the treacherous world of cheating" In this captivating collection of hints, we delve into the intricate web of deceit and cunning that surrounds the concept of "cheating. " From Webster Murray's chilling tale in "Horrors, my wife. " to William Heath Robinson's masterful stroke of ingenuity, these works offer a glimpse into a realm where dishonesty reigns supreme. One cannot help but be intrigued by Mytton's daring escapade in "Short Cut Home, " where he navigates through devious shortcuts to gain an unfair advantage. Meanwhile, in "The Election III The Polling, " we witness the political landscape tainted by manipulation and fraud depicted on canvas. As we explore further, our attention is drawn to the intriguing game of Whist portrayed in "A Pig in a Poke. " This hand-colored engraving from 1788 exposes the artistry behind cheating as players attempt to deceive one another for personal gain. Similarly, "The Cheat with the Ace of Diamonds" takes us back centuries ago with its detailed depiction and invites us to unravel its secrets hidden within. Moving forward in time, we encounter scandalous events such as the infamous Royal Baccarat Scandal of 1891. This historical moment reminds us that even those at the highest echelons are not immune to temptation and deception. "WATERING THE WINE" serves as a cautionary reminder that even seemingly innocent acts can conceal ulterior motives. Ian Hay's novel "The Sport of Kings" sheds light on how cheating seeps into various aspects of life beyond games and competitions. "The Cheaters" painted by an unknown artist transports us back to 1595 when deceit was captured on canvas itself. In contrast, "The Cheat with the Ace Clubs" enthralls viewers with its enigmatic portrayal dating back several decades earlier.