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Excerpt from Croquet Guide and Official Rules Governing the Game, 1895: As Adopted by the National American Croquet Association
The boundary line, z, i, i, is simply a light line drawn 30 in. From or inside the border to indicate the boundary of the field (see Rule This line can be easily made with a marker, having a small projecting nail point, drawn around the ground and held against the border, securing uniform distance.
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