(a) In all cases, a player requesting a let must make his request before or in the act of hitting the ball.

The referee shall grant the let only if the ball proves in fact to be broken.

Giving aid and comfort to the enemy Without let or hindrance A let in tennis Quicklime Cut to the quick Neat-foot oil To sound in tort (Legal phrase) To bid one Godspeed I had as lief as not The child favors its parents On pain of death Widow's weeds I am bound for the Promised Land To carry a girl to a party (Used only in the South) To give a person so much to boot 5.

She approved his desire to quit the realm for the sake of his honour, and far from putting let and hindrance in his path, trusted that in the end he would bring again her son.

So now, lit-tle Rose, can you guess Who sent you this let-ter by post? ROSE.