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While researching her series The Dark Court, author Barbara Russell stumbled across this fun fact:

During the Victorian Era, laughing gas parties became common. The gas (nitrous oxide) would be inhaled by the guests from a silk bag, until they started laughing and dancing uncontrollably, often knocking over furniture and engaging in other dangerous behavior.

Guests would run up and down the stairs and all around the house, saying odd things that they`d forget later, as historian Mike Jay said.

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