How I Know Or Sixteen Years Eventful Experience
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In fact, if Sunday is observed at all it is by the special devotion of. That day to the gambling table and horse-racing.
Their villages are generally lined on each side by a row of gambling dens and miserable billiard and drink- ing hells. Passing the open doorway of one of these places, you can hear the voice of some one calling out something at regular intervals, and can see a deeply 110 HOW I KNOW.
interested crowd standing or sitting in the interior. This proves it to be a gambling house. N...ow just step inside. The game may be keno. (They play many dif- ferent kinds of games. ) If so, the caller stands at a small table facing the open doorway, and has in his hands a hol- low tin cylinder containing dice. These dice bear figures representing different animals and vegetables, counter- parts of which are supposed to be on the cards in the hands of the players. A few vigorous shakes of the cylinder and the game and sing-song commences. So intent are the players in listening to the words falling from the caller's lips, and in watching the cards lying before them, that the entrance of a stranger into the room is unnoticed, and conse- quently attracts no attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fact, if Sunday is observed at all it is by the special devotion of. That day to the gambling table and horse-racing.
Their villages are generally lined on each side by a row of gambling dens and miserable billiard and drink- ing hells. Passing the open doorway of one of these places, you can hear the voice of some one calling out something at regular intervals, and can see a deeply 110 HOW I KNOW.
interested crowd standing or sitting in the interior. This proves it to be a gambling house. N...ow just step inside. The game may be keno. (They play many dif- ferent kinds of games. ) If so, the caller stands at a small table facing the open doorway, and has in his hands a hol- low tin cylinder containing dice. These dice bear figures representing different animals and vegetables, counter- parts of which are supposed to be on the cards in the hands of the players. A few vigorous shakes of the cylinder and the game and sing-song commences. So intent are the players in listening to the words falling from the caller's lips, and in watching the cards lying before them, that the entrance of a stranger into the room is unnoticed, and conse- quently attracts no attention.
What to read after How I Know Or Sixteen Years Eventful Experience?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Swisher to read onlineMoreLess
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