Saddle And Mocassin
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However, he wanted to do things he would deal at faro, and he would meddle in this, that, and the other, until Mills was very often so mad that he could have taken him by the heels and dusted the ornaments with him. One day he got half-a-dozen tin-horn gamblers together, and between them they put up a cold deck"" in a faro-box. Then, when there was nothing particular going on, Mills gave up his place as dealer to Cuff, and rung in the new box on him. Well, the tin-horns were there in a body, wi...th a few stacks of chips, f playing light waiting for the deal, you see and as soon as Cuff took his place they began doubling up, and doubling up, and just sousing it to him red-hot. Before half the deal was over, the whole bank of checks was gone, and Cuff was giving markers for hundreds as hard as he could go it. At the end of the deal he was about nine thousand dollars out. And, by gosh ! you never saw a man in such a state in your life ! The perspira tion rolled off him in streams ; he began laughing and * To " ring in a cold deck " is to order in and substitute' a fresh pack, in which the cards are prearranged, "r Counters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, he wanted to do things he would deal at faro, and he would meddle in this, that, and the other, until Mills was very often so mad that he could have taken him by the heels and dusted the ornaments with him. One day he got half-a-dozen tin-horn gamblers together, and between them they put up a cold deck"" in a faro-box. Then, when there was nothing particular going on, Mills gave up his place as dealer to Cuff, and rung in the new box on him. Well, the tin-horns were there in a body, wi...th a few stacks of chips, f playing light waiting for the deal, you see and as soon as Cuff took his place they began doubling up, and doubling up, and just sousing it to him red-hot. Before half the deal was over, the whole bank of checks was gone, and Cuff was giving markers for hundreds as hard as he could go it. At the end of the deal he was about nine thousand dollars out. And, by gosh ! you never saw a man in such a state in your life ! The perspira tion rolled off him in streams ; he began laughing and * To " ring in a cold deck " is to order in and substitute' a fresh pack, in which the cards are prearranged, "r Counters.
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