Lady Cadogan's Illustrated Games of Solitaire Or Patience
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PLAY Deal out from left to right a row of thirteen cards. This is called theTerrace. You next turn up from the pack in hand three cards, and chooseone of the three as a foundation. Place the foundation card underneaththe Terrace on the left side, and the seven other cards of similarvalue will take their places, as they turn up in the deal, in a linewith the first foundation (see tableau).
You next place your two rejected cards underneath the foundation, anddeal out seven other cards alongside, ...forming a third horizontal row ofnine cards. This is called the valley. From the valley you take anyfoundations, and having placed them, you play also any other suitablecards (Rule II); but you must first examine the Terrace, as cards mustalways in preference be played from the Terrace (Rule I). Having playedall suitable cards, and refilled the vacancies in the valley from thepack in hand, proceed to place cards in sequence in the valley (RulesIII and IV), of course playing them in preference on the foundationswhen possible, but remember always to examine the Terrace, as thesuccess of the game depends entirely on detaching cards from theTerrace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PLAY Deal out from left to right a row of thirteen cards. This is called theTerrace. You next turn up from the pack in hand three cards, and chooseone of the three as a foundation. Place the foundation card underneaththe Terrace on the left side, and the seven other cards of similarvalue will take their places, as they turn up in the deal, in a linewith the first foundation (see tableau).
You next place your two rejected cards underneath the foundation, anddeal out seven other cards alongside, ...forming a third horizontal row ofnine cards. This is called the valley. From the valley you take anyfoundations, and having placed them, you play also any other suitablecards (Rule II); but you must first examine the Terrace, as cards mustalways in preference be played from the Terrace (Rule I). Having playedall suitable cards, and refilled the vacancies in the valley from thepack in hand, proceed to place cards in sequence in the valley (RulesIII and IV), of course playing them in preference on the foundationswhen possible, but remember always to examine the Terrace, as thesuccess of the game depends entirely on detaching cards from theTerrace.
What to read after Lady Cadogan's Illustrated Games of Solitaire Or Patience?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cadogan Adelaide to read onlineMoreLess
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