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Robert Kemp Philp
890
viii.
A
player
who
hits
a
ball
must
take
Croquet:
that
is,
must
strike
his
own
ball
while
in
contact
with
the
other,
so
as
perceptibly
to
stir
both.
In
doing
this
he
is
not
allowed
to
place
his
foot
on
his
ball.
A
player,
when
his
turn
comes
round,
may
hit
and
Croquet
each
ball
in
succession,
and
can
do
this
again
after
each
point
made,
but
between
the
points
can
only
take
Croquet
once
off
each
ball.
ix.
A
playing
ball
which
hits
another
after
making
a
point
is
in
hand,
and
the
striker
can
score
no
point
till
he
has
taken
Croquet.
After
hitting
another,
a
ball
may
be
stopped
by
any
player;
but
should
it,
in
rolling,
displace
any
of
the
other
balls,
such
balls
must
remain
where
they
are
driven.
x.
When,
at
the
commencement
of
a
turn,
two
balls
are
found
touching,
Croquet
must
be
taken
at
once,
without
repeating
the
hit.
xi.
When
a
player,
in
his
stroke,
hits
one
or
more
balls,
he
must
take
Croquet
off
the
ball
that
is
struck
first;
but
if
he
has
hit
two
simultaneously,
he
may
choose
from
which
of
them
he
will
take
it,
and
in
both
cases
a
second
hit
is
required
before
he
can
take
it
from
the
other
ball.
xii.
Should
the
ball
in
making
its
hoop
strike
another
that
lies
beyond
the
hoop
and
then
pass
through
it,
the
hoop
and
the
hit
both
count;
but,
should
any
part
of
the
ball
that
is
hit
have
been
lying
beneath
the
hoop,
the
Croquet
must
be
taken,
but
the
hoop
does
not
count.
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