reversal of impulse reacting to cause the state which they
of a new better; for all, with the instinct of gamblers, took the side
of Giroudeau, the old officer of the Empire.
"Messieurs," said Georges, "you'll be punished for deserting me; I
feel in the vein. Come, Oscar, we'll make an end of them!"
Georges and his partner lost five games running. After losing the
thousand francs Oscar was seized with the fury of play and insisted on
taking the cards himself. By the result of a chance not at all
uncommon with those who play for the first time, he won. But Georges
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- opinion, we have only to place Lessius himself, who, in
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- you on the other side of the question, my reverend fathers?
- Behind a great flowering shrub Hanson lay gazing at the
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- the practice the distance is very small indeed. It only
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- the practice of it”; and, as I have just observed, there
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- that she might honestly give him the answer that he demanded.
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