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Robert Kemp Philp
101
vii.
A
player
who
revokes
in
the
last
eight
tricks,
or
omits
to
take
when
he
can,
forfeits
the
eight
tricks
to
his
opponent.
viii.
The
last
trick
is
the
thirty-second,
for
which
the
winner
scores
ten.
The
game
may
be
varied
by
making
the
last
trick
the
twenty-fourth--the
next
before
the
last
eight
tricks.
It
is
an
unimportant
point,
but
one
that
should
be
agreed
upon
before
the
game
is
commenced.
ix.
After
the
last
eight
tricks
are
played,
each
player
examines
his
cards,
and
for
each
ace
and
ten
that
he
holds
he
scores
ten.
x.
The
non-dealer
scores
aces
and
tens
first;
and
in
case
of
a
tie,
the
player
scoring
the
highest
number
of
points,
less
the
aces
and
tens
in
the
last
deal,
wins
the
game.
If
still
a
tie,
the
taker
of
the
last
trick
wins.
xi.
All
cards
played
in
error
are
liable
to
be
called
for
as
"faced"
cards
at
any
period
of
the
game,
except
during
the
last
eight
tricks.
xii.
In
counting
forfeits
a
player
may
either
add
the
points
to
his
own
score
or
deduct
them
from
the
score
of
his
opponent.
124.
Terms
used
in
Bezique.
i.
A
Declaration
is
the
exhibition
on
the
table
of
any
cards
or
combination
of,
cards,
as
follows:
ii.
Bezique
is
the
queen
of
spades
and
knave
of
diamonds,
for
which
the
holder
scores
40
points.
A
variation
provides
that
when
the
trump
is
either
spades
or
diamonds,
Bezique
may
be
queen
of
clubs
and
knave
of
hearts.
Bézique
having
been
declared,
may
be
again
used
to
form
Double
Bezique--two
queens
of
spades
and
two
knaves
of
diamonds.
All
four
cards
must
be
visible
on
the
table
together--500
points.
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