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Robert Kemp Philp
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[NOR
IS
DAY
BRIGHT
TO
THE
WICKED.]
82.
The
Accepted
Laws
of
Cribbage.
i.
The
players
cut
for
deal.
The
ace
is
lowest
in
cutting.
In
case
of
a
tie,
they
cut
again.
The
holder
of
the
lowest
card
deals.
ii.
Not
fewer
than
four
cards
is
a
cut;
nor
must
the
non-dealer
touch
the
pack
after
he
has
cut
it.
iii.
Too
many
or
too
few
cards
dealt
constitutes
a
misdeal,
the
penalty
for
which
is
the
taking
of
two
points
by
the
non-dealer.
iv.
A
faced
card,
or
a
card
exposed
during
the
act
of
dealing
necessitates
a
new
deal,
without
penalty.
v.
The
dealer
shuffles
the
cards
and
the
non-dealer
cuts
them
for
the
"start."
vi.
If
the
non-dealer
touch
the
cards
(except
to
cut
them
for
the
turn-up)
after
they
have
been
cut
for
the
start,
he
forfeits
two
points.
vii.
In
cutting
for
the
start,
not
fewer
than
three
cards
must
be
lifted
from
the
pack
or
left
on
the
table.
viii.
The
non-dealer
throws
out
for
the
crib
before
the
dealer.
A
card
once
laid
out
cannot
be
recalled,
nor
must
either
party
touch
the
crib
till
the
hand
is
played
out.
Either
player
confusing
the
crib
cards
with
his
hand,
is
liable
to
a
penalty
of
three
points.
[In
three
and
four-hand
cribbage
the
left-hand
player
throws
out
first
for
the
crib,
then
the
next;
the
dealer
last.
The
usual
and
best
way
is
for
the
non-dealer
to
throw
his
crib
over
to
the
dealer's
side
of
the
board;
on
these
two
cards
the
dealer
places
his
own,
and
hands
the
pack
over
to
be
cut.
The
pack
is
then
at
the
right
side
of
the
board
for
the
next
deal.]
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