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Robert Kemp Philp
891
xiii.
A
rover
which
strikes
or
is
driven
by
another
ball
against
the
winning
peg
is
out
of
the
game,
and
must
be
removed
from
the
ground.
xiv.
A
player
who
pegs
out
a
rover
by
a
first
hit
cannot
take
Croquet
from
it,
as
the
ball
is
out
of
the
game,
and
he
is
not
entitled
to
another
stroke.
xv.
Should
a
player
play
out
of
his
turn,
or
with
a
wrong
ball,
and
this
be
discovered
by
his
antagonist
before
a
second
stroke
in
error
has
been
made,
the
turn
is
lost,
and
all
points
made
after
the
mistake,
and
the
balls
shall
remain
as
they
lay
at
the
time
the
mistake
was
discovered,
or
be
replaced
to
the
satisfaction
of
the
antagonist.
But
if
he
has
made
a
second
stroke
before
the
error
is
discovered,
he
continues
his
break,
and
the
next
player
follows
with
the
ball
that
is
next
in
rotation
to
the
one
with
which
he
has
played,
and
is
liable
to
lose
his
turn,
and
all
points
made
therein,
if
he
plays
with
that
which
would
have
been
the
right
ball
if
no
mistake
had
been
made.
xvi.
Should
a
player
make
the
wrong
hoop
by
mistake,
or
Croquet
a
ball
that
he
is
not
entitled
to
Croquet,
and
the
mistake
be
discovered
before
he
has
made
a
second
stroke,
he
loses
his
turn,
and
any
point
so
made
in
error;
but
if
he
has
made
a
second
stroke
before
the
discovery,
he
shall
be
allowed
to
continue
his
break.
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