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Robert Kemp Philp
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iii.
Sequence
is
ace,
ten,
king,
queen,
and
knave
of
trumps--250
points.
iv.
Royal
Marriage
is
the
king
and
queen
of
trumps--40
points.
v.
Common
Marriage
is
the
king
and
queen
of
any
suit,
except
trumps--20
points.
vi.
Four
aces
are
the
aces
of
any
suits--100
points.
vii.
Four
kings
are
the
kings
of
any
suits--80
points.
viii.
Four
Queens
are
the
queens
of
any
suits--60
points.
ix.
Four
knaves
are
the
knaves
of
any
suits--40
points.
[NOR
YET
THE
LAST
TO
CAST
THE
OLD
ASIDE.]
125.
Marriages,
Sequences,
&c.
i.
The
cards
forming
the
declarations
are
placed
on
the
table
to
show
that
they
are
properly
scored,
and
the
cards
may
thence
be
played
into
tricks
as
if
in
your
hand.
ii.
Kings
and
queens
once
married
cannot
be
re-married,
but
can
be
used,
while
they
remain
on
the
table,
to
make
up
four
kings,
four
queens,
or
a
sequence.
iii.
The
king
and
queen
used
in
a
sequence
cannot
afterwards
be
declared
as
a
royal
marriage.
iv.
If
four
knaves
have
been
declared,
the
knave
of
diamonds
may
be
used
again
for
a
bézique,
or
to
complete
a
sequence.
v.
If
four
aces
have
been
declared,
the
ace
of
trumps
may
he
again
used
to
perfect
a
sequence.
vi.
If
the
queen
of
spades
has
been
married,
she
may
he
again
used
to
form
a
bézique,
and
vice
versâ,
and
again
for
four
queens.
vii.
Playing
the
seven
of
trumps--except
in
last
eight
tricks--10;
exchanging
the
seven
of
trumps
for
the
trump
card--10;
the
last
trick--10;
each
ace
and
ten
in
the
tricks--at
the
end
of
each
deal--10.
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