Rules
- Families are built upon the foundations in suit and ascending sequence, ending with ace.
- Marriages are made from the pack upon the auxiliary cards, in suit and descending sequence down to ace, then king and downwards.
- Cards as dealt, the exposed card of the reserve and of the talon, are available.
Play
Select the four deuces and arrange them in a row for the foundations to be built upon as in Rule 1.
Deal from the pack thirteen cards in a packet face upwards, and place them to the left of the foundations, for the reserve.
Deal the next four cards in a row below the foundations. These are the auxiliary cards.
Play all suitable cards upon the foundations, or upon the auxiliaries, according to Rule 2.
Unsuitable cards form a talon.
All vacancies in the auxiliary row may be filled from the talon, but preferably from the reserve, it being important to exhaust the reserve as soon as possible.
Two re-deals are permitted.
(From Dick's games of patience: or, Solitaire with cards, ed. Harris B. Dick [1898].)
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