Prince Fortunatus
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The dealer threw up hiscards. The age had already taken three--no doubt he had started with thecommon or garden pair.
It was Lionel's turn to bet.
"Well, " said he, "I will just go five shillings on this little lot. " "I will see your five shillings and go a sovereign better, " said hisneighbor.
"That's twenty-five shillings for me to come in, " said he who had takentwo cards. "Well, I'll raise you another sovereign. " The age went out.
"Two sovereigns against me, " said Lionel "Very well, then..., I'll justraise you another. " "And another. " This frightened the third player, who incontinently retired. There werenow left in only Lionel and his antagonist, and each had drawn but onecard. Now the guessing came in. Had the player been drawing to twopairs, or to fill a flush or a straight; had he got a full hand; or washe left with his two pairs; or, again, had he failed to fill, and was hebetting on a perfectly worthless lot? At all events the two combatantskept hammering away at each other, until there was a goodly pile of goldon the table, and the interest of the silent onlookers wasproportionately increased.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dealer threw up hiscards. The age had already taken three--no doubt he had started with thecommon or garden pair.
It was Lionel's turn to bet.
"Well, " said he, "I will just go five shillings on this little lot. " "I will see your five shillings and go a sovereign better, " said hisneighbor.
"That's twenty-five shillings for me to come in, " said he who had takentwo cards. "Well, I'll raise you another sovereign. " The age went out.
"Two sovereigns against me, " said Lionel "Very well, then..., I'll justraise you another. " "And another. " This frightened the third player, who incontinently retired. There werenow left in only Lionel and his antagonist, and each had drawn but onecard. Now the guessing came in. Had the player been drawing to twopairs, or to fill a flush or a straight; had he got a full hand; or washe left with his two pairs; or, again, had he failed to fill, and was hebetting on a perfectly worthless lot? At all events the two combatantskept hammering away at each other, until there was a goodly pile of goldon the table, and the interest of the silent onlookers wasproportionately increased.
What to read after Prince Fortunatus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Black William to read onlineMoreLess
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