Opening lead hints at a tough bridge hand
The Jacobys note a cynical mood as Oswald describes a bridge hand. East wins the club ace, returns hearts, and the play unfolds with spades and diamonds leading to South miscounting hearts. South sacrifices by losing two tricks, while critique and humor follow about misplays and dictionary sympathy.
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