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"text": "Um die Poule zu bilden, setzt jeder Mitspielende eine bestimmte Summe. Hiebei begünstigt man zuweilen den Spieler, der die wenigsten Points, gegen den, der die meisten hat, wenn gleich zum eigenen Nachtheile.",
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"text": "Mit Blousen? Gehen Sie mir mit Ihren neuen Billards ohne Blousen. Es ist erbärmlich. Es ist kein Billardspiel mehr, es ist blos Caramboliren. Man spielt kaum noch einen Ball in ein Eckloch, und an Doubliren ist vollends nicht zu denken. Man verbannt Alles, was den Reiz des Billardspiels ausmachte und das Caramboliren nicht hinderte. Wie gesagt, es ist nicht mehr Billardspielen zu nennen, es ist ein Carambolespiel. Man muß sagen: Ich habe zu Hause ein Carambolespiel, aber kein Billard. Und die Poule, meine Heuren, die Poule! Man kann nicht mehr Poule spielen, wenn man keine Blousen hat. Und doch kann man nur Poule spielen, wenn man viel Gesellschaft hat. Sie sehen wohl, daß ich Recht habe; ein Billard ohne Blousen ist ein trauriges Ding.",
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