Marse Henry An Autobiography volume 2
Marse Henry An Autobiography volume 2
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Carlisle, at the time Speaker of the House— who handled his cards like a child and. As wc all knew, couldn't play a little — was s< at< il on the opposite side of the table. After a while Mr. Cameron and I began "bluff- ing" the game— I recaU that the limit was five dol- lars— that is. Raising and back-raising each other, and whoever else happened to be in, without much or any regard to the cards we held. It chanced on a deal that I picked up a pat flush, Mr. Cleveland a pat lull. The Pennsylvania sena- tor and I went to the extreme, the President of course willing enough for us to play his hand for him. But the Speaker of the House persistently stayed with us and could not be driven out. When it came to a draw Senator Cameron drew one card. Mr. Cleveland and I stood pat. But Mr. Carlisle drew four cards. At length, after much banter and betting, it reached a show-down [211] "MARSE HEXRY" and, mirdbile dktu, the Speaker held four kings! "Take the money, Carlisle; take the money, " ex- claimed the President.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carlisle, at the time Speaker of the House— who handled his cards like a child and. As wc all knew, couldn't play a little — was s< at< il on the opposite side of the table. After a while Mr. Cameron and I began "bluff- ing" the game— I recaU that the limit was five dol- lars— that is. Raising and back-raising each other, and whoever else happened to be in, without much or any regard to the cards we held. It chanced on a deal that I picked up a pat flush, Mr. Cleveland a pat lull. The Pennsylvania sena- tor and I went to the extreme, the President of course willing enough for us to play his hand for him. But the Speaker of the House persistently stayed with us and could not be driven out. When it came to a draw Senator Cameron drew one card. Mr. Cleveland and I stood pat. But Mr. Carlisle drew four cards. At length, after much banter and betting, it reached a show-down [211] "MARSE HEXRY" and, mirdbile dktu, the Speaker held four kings! "Take the money, Carlisle; take the money, " ex- claimed the President.
What to read after Marse Henry An Autobiography volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watterson Henry to read online
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