Stand Pat Or Poker Stories From the Mississippi
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" I have a lesson to tache this omadhaun. Faith, he s GALLAGHER STRIPPED 87 growin too large to live in the same town wid the likes o me. " And the unequal match was arranged. In half an hour s time the two were seated in Sam s back room, with all the chips in the house divided in two equal parts, and the game was begun with the clear understand ing that the winner of all the chips could claim from the other all that he owned on earth down to his undershirt.
As there was nothing whatever to att...ract the attention of anybody in Brownsville to any other point, the room was crowded with lookers-on, and all those who could not gain entrance stood outside and discussed the probabilities.
" If Gallagher do play close, " said Stumpy, " I m thinkin he ll win out, for Long Mike s the divil for bluffin an Gal lagher knows it, worse luck! " And this was the general sentiment.
In the first half-hour for the game was a long one Long Mike s luck was by no means good, and though the big man made no violent plunges, his pile of chips dwindled STAND PAT until Gallagher had all but a single stack of blues.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I have a lesson to tache this omadhaun. Faith, he s GALLAGHER STRIPPED 87 growin too large to live in the same town wid the likes o me. " And the unequal match was arranged. In half an hour s time the two were seated in Sam s back room, with all the chips in the house divided in two equal parts, and the game was begun with the clear understand ing that the winner of all the chips could claim from the other all that he owned on earth down to his undershirt.
As there was nothing whatever to att...ract the attention of anybody in Brownsville to any other point, the room was crowded with lookers-on, and all those who could not gain entrance stood outside and discussed the probabilities.
" If Gallagher do play close, " said Stumpy, " I m thinkin he ll win out, for Long Mike s the divil for bluffin an Gal lagher knows it, worse luck! " And this was the general sentiment.
In the first half-hour for the game was a long one Long Mike s luck was by no means good, and though the big man made no violent plunges, his pile of chips dwindled STAND PAT until Gallagher had all but a single stack of blues.
What to read after Stand Pat Or Poker Stories From the Mississippi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David a Curtis to read onlineMoreLess
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