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Robert Kemp Philp
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xxii.
If
you
take
a
trick,
and
have
a
sequence,
win
it
with
the
lowest.
[THERE
ARE
NONE
SO
WICKED
AS
REPRESENTED.]
76.
Laws
of
Whist,
as
accepted
at
the
best
Clubs.
i.
The
deal
is
determined
by
cutting-in.
Cutting-in
and
cutting-out
must
be
by
pairs.
[Less
than
three
cards,
above
or
below,
is
not
a
cut.
Ace
is
lowest.
Ties
cut
again.
Lowest
deals.
Each
player
may
shuffle,
the
dealer
last.
The
right-hand
adversary
cuts
to
dealer.]
ii.
If
a
card
be
exposed,
a
fresh
deal
may
be
demanded.
iii.
Dealer
must
not
look
at
bottom
card;
and
the
trump-card
must
be
left,
face
upwards,
on
the
table
till
the
first
trick
be
turned,
or
opponents
may
call
a
fresh
deal.
iv.
Too
many
or
too
few
cards
is
a
misdeal--an
exposed
or
face
card.
In
either
case,
a
fresh
deal
may
be
demanded.
[In
cases
of
a
misdeal,
the
deal
passes
to
the
next
player.]
v.
After
the
first
round
has
been
played,
no
fresh
deal
can
be
called.
[If
the
first
player
hold
fewer
than
thirteen
cards,
the
other
hands
being
right,
the
deal
stands.]
vi.
If
two
cards
be
dealt
to
the
same
player,
the
dealer
may
rectify
his
error
before
dealing
another
card.
[The
dealer
must
not
touch
the
cards
after
they
have
left
his
hands;
but
he
may
count
those
remaining
in
the
pack
if
he
suspect
a
misdeal,
or
he
may
ask
the
players
to
count
their
cards.
One
partner
may
not
deal
for
another
without
the
consent
of
opponents.]
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