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·
Robert Kemp Philp
79
viii.
In
the
first
round
it
is
usual
either
to
deal
a
single;
that
is,
a
round
without
a
miss,
when
all
the
players
must
play;
or
each
player
puts
into
the
pool
a
sum
equal
to
that
staked
by
the
dealer
in
which
latter
case
a
miss
is
dealt.
[NEVER
OPEN
THE
DOOR
TO
A
LITTLE
VICE.]
97.
Laws
of
Loo.
i.
For
a
misdeal
the
dealer
is
looed.
ii.
For
playing
out
of
turn
or
looking
at
the
miss
without
taking
it,
the
player
is
looed.
iii.
If
the
first
player
possess
two
or
three
trumps,
he
must
play
the
highest,
or
be
looed.
iv.
With
ace
of
trumps
only,
the
first
player
must
lead
it,
or
be
looed.
v.
The
player
who
looks
at
his
own
cards,
or
the
miss
out
of
his
turn,
is
looed.
vi.
The
player
who
looks
at
his
neighbour's
hand,
either
during
the
play
or
when
they
lie
on
the
table,
is
looed.
vii.
The
player
who
informs
another
what
cards
he
possesses,
or
gives
any
intimation
that
he
knows
such
or
such
cards
to
be
in
the
hand
or
the
miss,
is
looed.
viii.
The
player
who
throws
up
his
cards
after
the
leading
card
is
played,
is
looed.
ix.
Each
player
who
follows
the
elder
hand
must
head
the
trick
if
he
can,
or
be
looed.
x.
Each
player
must
follow
suit
if
he
can,
or
be
looed.
The
player
who
is
looed
pays
into
the
pool
the
sum
agreed.
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