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PUNG-CHOW
INTRODUCTION
SUMMARY OF THE GAME
DESCRIPTION OF TILES
PROCEDURE OF PLAY
FOUR OF A KIND
MAH-JONGG OR MAH-DIAO
SETTLING THE SCORES
SUGGESTIONS FOR CAREFUL PLAYING OF HANDS
USE OF THE MANDARINS
SCORE CARD
EXAMPLE OF HANDS AND HOW THEY ARE SCORED
ILLUSTRATIONS OF SCORE SETTLING
PART TWO
PLAYING WITH A LIMIT
THE PROCEDURE OF PLAY
BONUS SCORES
LIMIT HANDS
SCORING VALUES
EXPLANATION OF ITEMS IN THE TABLE OF SCORING VALUES
DOUBLING HONOR SCORES
PENALTIES
EXAMPLE OF WINNING HANDS
TWO AND THREE-HANDED GAMES
Table of Contents
ERRATA
Transcriber's Notes
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PUNG-CHOW
THE GAME OF A HUNDRED
INTELLIGENCES
Also known as
MAH-DIAO
MAH-JONG
MAH-CHEUK
MAH-JUCK
and
PE-LING
By L. L. HARR
HARPER & BROTHERS, Publishers
New York and London
Copyright, 1922
By L. L. HARR
Printed in the U. S. A.
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