1. IF you chaunge hands, it is the losse of the Set,
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2. If you renounce, it is the losse of the Set.
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3. If you leade when your Mate shoulde, it is the losse of
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that game and vied cardes.
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4. If you lose dealing, it is the losse of fower cardes, but if the loser of
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the dealing deale not againe, you acquite the fower, and no gaine
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to either of both parties.
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5. If you looke either on the asked carde, or the bottome carde, it is the
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losse of that game and vied cardes, in whom the fault is found.
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6. If you roub (not having the Ace) you lose fower, & al the vied cards
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although you lay downe the same carde which you tooke up.
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7. If you make out the carde when your Mate rubbeth it is the losse
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of fower, for the roubber must make out the carde himselfe.
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8. If you turne up the Ace of Hartes you gaine fower thereby.
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9. If you turne up the Ace of Hartes, and thereby make either partie
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above xxvi. the contrary part must have Livings, but if the con-
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trary parte bee xxv. by meanes whereof Livings sets them out,
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then is he who turned up the Ace of Hartes to make for the Set,
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so that he make not one Game nor the first Tricke, without the
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consent of both parties.
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10 The partie that asketh a carde, may not vie any carde, before the
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first tricke be played.
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11 You may not vie it after your card is led, but the contrary part may.
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12 Three cardes crossed, no carde by any meanes given backe.
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13 Neither partie may give backe his owne vied card, though none be
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crossed.
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14 You may not aske a carde to set the contrary parte or yourselfe at
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Livings or out.
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15 Provided alwaies, that if the contrary parte bee xxiii. or above, by
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reason that fower sets the other partie behinde the Livinges, it
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shal be lawfull for the partie which is behinde to aske a carde, al-
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though the carde so asked put the other to Livings.
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16 Provided also that if you meane to lead a helpe, you may vie it upon
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your owne asked carde, so as it be done before the helpe be out of
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your hand, the contrary part may pledge you a card after he seeth
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your helpe upon the boord, so as it be done before his yes card
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be played.
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