This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1907 edition. Excerpt: ...good game on the steamer," said Cooley warmly. "I don't care what he did on the steamer, he played like a goat the only time I ever played with him. You know he did. I reckon you was there!" "Should say I was there! He played mighty well--" "Like a goat," reiterated the fat man firmly. "Nothing of the ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1907 edition. Excerpt: ...good game on the steamer," said Cooley warmly. "I don't care what he did on the steamer, he played like a goat the only time I ever played with him. You know he did. I reckon you was there!" "Should say I was there! He played mighty well--" "Like a goat," reiterated the fat man firmly. "Nothing of the sort. You had a run of hands, that was all. Nobody can go against the kind of luck you had that night; and you took it away from Sneyd and me in rolls. But we 'll land you pretty soon, won't we, ole Sneydie?" "We sh'll have a shawt at him, at least," said the Englishman. "Perhaps he won't want us to try," young Cooley pursued derisively. "Perhaps he thinks / play like a goat, too!" Mr. Pedlow threw back his head and roared. "Give me somep'n easy! You don't know no more how to play a hand of cards than a giraffe does. I 'll throw in all of my Blue Gulch gold-stock--and it's worth eight hundred thousand dollars if it's worth a cent--I 'll put it up against that tin automobile of yours, divide chips even and play you freeze-out for it. You play cards? Go learn hop-scotch!" "You wait!" exclaimed the other indignantly. "Next time we play we 'll make you look so small you 'll think you 're back in Congress!" At this Mr. Pedlow again threw back his head and roared, his vast body so shaken with mirth that the glass he held in his hand dropped to the floor. "There," said Cooley, "that's the second Martini you 've spilled. You 're two behind the rest of us." "What of it?" bellowed the fat man. "There 's plenty comin', ain't there? Four more, Tommy, and bring cigars. Don't take a cent from none of these Indians. Gentlemen, your money ain't good here. I own this bar, and this is my night.," Mellin had begun to feel at ease, and after a time--as they...
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