An Onlookers̓ Note-book
An Onlookers̓ Note-book
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It is calculated by the friends who have the pleasure of losing to them that they make several hundreds a year ; but no one ever dreams of suggesting unfair play. Luck is pretty equally distributed ; but skill, courage, and facial control are qualities whicli succeed at cards as elsewhere ; and a great advantage of playing in your own house is that the party can be broken up as soon as the hostess feels tired or the host has had enough of it. Bridge has of course been the absorbing passion of t...he last few years. People who play it well and don't mind losing their money can climb without difficulty into the highest circles. One of the most conspicuous of our great ladies is known to her friends as ' Ponte Yecchia ; ' and Lord Salis- bury's curious aloofness from the world suggested the story that he said he really must learn Bridge, for then he might have an opportunity of getting to know his colleague Lord Turf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is calculated by the friends who have the pleasure of losing to them that they make several hundreds a year ; but no one ever dreams of suggesting unfair play. Luck is pretty equally distributed ; but skill, courage, and facial control are qualities whicli succeed at cards as elsewhere ; and a great advantage of playing in your own house is that the party can be broken up as soon as the hostess feels tired or the host has had enough of it. Bridge has of course been the absorbing passion of t...he last few years. People who play it well and don't mind losing their money can climb without difficulty into the highest circles. One of the most conspicuous of our great ladies is known to her friends as ' Ponte Yecchia ; ' and Lord Salis- bury's curious aloofness from the world suggested the story that he said he really must learn Bridge, for then he might have an opportunity of getting to know his colleague Lord Turf.
My latest information is that Bridge is a little Digitized by Google OHAEITT, CBEDIT, AND CABDS 195 losmg its vogue.
What to read after An Onlookers̓ Note-book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell, George William Erskine, 1853-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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