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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
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xiii.
Before
he
plays,
a
player
may
require
his
partner
to
"draw
his
card,"
or
he
may
have
each
card
in
the
trick
claimed
before
the
trick
be
turned.
xiv.
When
a
player
does
not
follow
suit
his
partner
is
allowed
to
ask
him
whether
he
has
any
card
of
the
suit
led.
xv.
The
penalty
for
a
revoke--either
by
wrongfully
trumping
the
suit
led,
or
by
playing
a
card
of
another
suit--is
the
loss
of
three
tricks;
but
no
revoke
can
be
claimed
till
the
cards
are
abandoned,
and
the
trick
turned.
[Revokes
forfeit
three
tricks
from
the
hand
or
score:
or
opponents
may
add
three
to
their
score;
partner
may
ask
and
correct
a
trick
if
not
turned;
the
revoking
side
cannot
score
out
in
that
deal.]
xvi.
No
revoke
can
be
claimed
after
the
tricks
are
gathered
up,
or
after
the
cards
are
cut
for
the
next
deal.
[The
wilful
mixing
up
of
the
cards
in
such
case
loses
the
game.]
xvii.
The
proof
of
a
revoke
lies
with
the
claimants,
who
may
examine
each
trick
on
the
completion
of
the
round.
xviii.
If
a
revoke
occur
on
both
sides,
there
must
be
a
new
deal.
xix.
Honours
cannot
be
counted
unless
they
are
claimed
previous
to
the
next
deal.
[No
omission
to
score
honours
can
be
rectified
after
the
cards
are
packed;
but
an
overscore,
if
proved,
must
be
deducted.]
xx.
Honours
can
only
be
called
at
eight
points
(in
Long
Whist),
and
at
nine
they
do
not
count.
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