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... hand Whist games , resorted to by inveterate players when there were only three available to play ; a fourth hand was dealt as usual , but for the play of the hand it was laid out face up on the table , providing much additional and ...
... hand Whist games , resorted to by inveterate players when there were only three available to play ; a fourth hand was dealt as usual , but for the play of the hand it was laid out face up on the table , providing much additional and ...
Page 172
... Hands containing 14 or more points must be opened , while those containing 12 or less are usually passed . A 13 - point hand may be opened if a suitably descriptive re- bid ( second - round bid ) is available . A response in a new suit ...
... Hands containing 14 or more points must be opened , while those containing 12 or less are usually passed . A 13 - point hand may be opened if a suitably descriptive re- bid ( second - round bid ) is available . A response in a new suit ...
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Docu- mentary hands Changes dating from the 11th century. Track and HANG TANC KMTAA Greek documentary hand . An authorization for the sale of slaves , late 1st century AD ( British Museum , London ; P. Oxy . 94 ) . By courtesy of the ...
Docu- mentary hands Changes dating from the 11th century. Track and HANG TANC KMTAA Greek documentary hand . An authorization for the sale of slaves , late 1st century AD ( British Museum , London ; P. Oxy . 94 ) . By courtesy of the ...
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