The Sport of Chance 2
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Fond as she was of him, however,' Kennedy went on, ' there was a good spice of fear in it. I've seen her turn pale and tremble when Mr. Charles Avould appear at the other end of the poop walking towards her. And, lately, I saw that she was under his thumb completely. I guess she wishes she hadn't left Montgomerie in the lurch.' * Well, what next r ' Well, we reached Sydney, and 1 'card after- wards (for I may tell you private that I took quick measures to get out of Sydney, for reasons 190 THE ...SPORT OF CHANCE.
of my own) that she waited a bit for her husband to turn up, but before that event a gen'leman called for her, and the two left at once, and without giving any address. 1 never saw her again till a short time ago at Bathurst.
Before that, however, I may tell you that Jim Maitland, an old chum of mine when I was last in this country, told me about the rare fluking at cards that a fellow had got at Simmon's hell, that he had been cleared out three nights in succession, and that he was gamblin' away the money not yet earned by his his wife or mistress, the " Star of the South," as she was called.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fond as she was of him, however,' Kennedy went on, ' there was a good spice of fear in it. I've seen her turn pale and tremble when Mr. Charles Avould appear at the other end of the poop walking towards her. And, lately, I saw that she was under his thumb completely. I guess she wishes she hadn't left Montgomerie in the lurch.' * Well, what next r ' Well, we reached Sydney, and 1 'card after- wards (for I may tell you private that I took quick measures to get out of Sydney, for reasons 190 THE ...SPORT OF CHANCE.
of my own) that she waited a bit for her husband to turn up, but before that event a gen'leman called for her, and the two left at once, and without giving any address. 1 never saw her again till a short time ago at Bathurst.
Before that, however, I may tell you that Jim Maitland, an old chum of mine when I was last in this country, told me about the rare fluking at cards that a fellow had got at Simmon's hell, that he had been cleared out three nights in succession, and that he was gamblin' away the money not yet earned by his his wife or mistress, the " Star of the South," as she was called.
What to read after The Sport of Chance 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharp William to read onlineMoreLess
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