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xxii. If you take a trick, and have a sequence, win it with the lowest. [THERE ARE NONE SO WICKED AS REPRESENTED.] 76. Laws of Whist, as accepted at the best Clubs. i. The deal is determined by cutting-in. Cutting-in and cutting-out must be by pairs. [Less than three cards, above or below, is not a cut. Ace is lowest. Ties cut again. Lowest deals. Each player may shuffle, the dealer last. The right-hand adversary cuts to dealer.] ii. If a card be exposed, a fresh deal may be demanded. iii. Dealer must not look at bottom card; and the trump-card must be left, face upwards, on the table till the first trick be turned, or opponents may call a fresh deal. iv. Too many or too few cards is a misdeal--an exposed or face card. In either case, a fresh deal may be demanded. [In cases of a misdeal, the deal passes to the next player.] v. After the first round has been played, no fresh deal can be called. [If the first player hold fewer than thirteen cards, the other hands being right, the deal stands.] vi. If two cards be dealt to the same player, the dealer may rectify his error before dealing another card. [The dealer must not touch the cards after they have left his hands; but he may count those remaining in the pack if he suspect a misdeal, or he may ask the players to count their cards. One partner may not deal for another without the consent of opponents.]