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Enquire within upon everything
·
Robert Kemp Philp
892
xvii.
In
order
to
prevent
the
occurrence
of
the
errors
noticed
in
the
above
rules
(Nos.
xv.
and
xvi),
a
player
is
bound,
upon
being
appealed
to,
to
declare
truly
what
is
his
next
hoop
or
point
in
order,
and
is
entitled
to
demand
of
his
antagonist
what
he
his
played
last,
and
to
insist
upon
his
clip
being
properly
placed.
xviii.
When
clips
are
used
they
should
be
moved
by
the
umpire,
or
with
his
cognisance,
at
the
end
of
each
turn,
and
their
position
shall
he
conclusive
as
to
the
position
of
the
balls
in
the
game.
xix.
Should
a
ball
in
play
be
accidentally
stopped
by
the
umpire,
he
places
it
where
he
considers
that
it
would
have
rolled
to.
Should
it
be
stopped
by
a
player,
it
will
rest
with
the
side
opposed
to
that
player
to
say
whether
the
ball
shall
remain
where
it
stopped,
or
be
placed
by
the
umpire,
or
the
stroke
be
taken
again.
xx.
If
a
ball
lies
within
a
mallet's
length
of
the
boundary,
and
is
not
the
playing
ball,
it
must
at
once
be
put
out
three
feet
at
right
angles
from
the
boundary;
but
if
it
is
the
playing
ball,
it
may,
at
the
discretion
of
the
player,
either
be
put
out
or
played
from
where
it
lies.
xxi.
If
it
is
found
that
the
height
of
the
boundary
interferes
with
the
stroke,
the
player
may,
at
the
umpire's
discretion,
bring
out
the
ball
so
far
as
to
allow
of
the
free
swing
of
the
mallet,
and
in
taking
a
Croquet
both
the
balls.
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