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Robert Kemp Philp
95
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119.
Rules
of
Ecarté.
i.
Each
player
has
right
to
shuffle
the
cards
above
the
table.
ii.
The
cut
must
not
be
fewer
than
two
cards
off
the
pack,
and
at
least
two
cards
must
be
left
on
the
table.
iii.
When
more
than
one
card
is
exposed
in
cutting,
there
must
be
a
new
deal.
iv.
The
highest
ecarté
card
cut
secures
the
deal,
which
holds
good
even
though
the
pack
be
imperfect.
v.
The
dealer
must
give
five
cards
to
each
by
three
and
two,
or
by
two
and
three,
at
a
time,
which
plan
must
not
be
changed,
during
the
game.
vi.
An
incorrect
deal,
playing
out
of
turn,
or
a
faced
card,
necessitates
a
new
deal.
vii.
The
eleventh
card
must
be
turned
up
for
trumps;
and
the
remaining
cards
placed,
face
downwards,
on
the
table.
viii.
The
king
turned
up
must
be
marked
by
the
dealer
before
the
trump
of
the
next
deal
is
turned
up.
ix.
A
king
of
trumps
held
in
hand
must
be
announced
and
marked
before
the
player
lays
down
his
first
card,
or
he
loses
his
right
to
mark
it.
If
played
in
the
first
trick,
it
must
be
announced
before
it
is
played
to.
x.
A
proposal
or
acceptance
cannot
be
retracted
or
altered.
xi.
Before
taking
cards,
the
player
must
place
his
discarded
cards,
face
downwards,
on
the
table,
and
neither
look
at
or
touch
them
till
the
round
be
over.
xii.
The
player
holding
king
marks
one
point;
making
three
tricks,
one
point;
five
tricks,
two
points.
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