Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-01

my money on this gentleman, for h
plays good steady game.Dr
made two or three very good strokes
in succession, encouraged by this prais,
lass that was); and every time scored
the Jew rolled back in his seat and ex
claimed with junction.: tI
Stroke, indeedl'u
As turned to chalk my cue and tax,
the red ball out of the left-hand toI
pocket, into which | had struck it, saw
to my surprise, the stern, calm face o
my friend of the morning fixed steadily
on me-. He had come in unnoticed by
me, and was sitting near the marker anC
speaking to him in lowvoice. nodded
to him, and went on with the game
which / won in canter 1i
4, Like my confounded luck p said the
Captain, tossing down the FIVE shillings
and spitefully digging his cue into the
chalk till it actually squeaked with pain;
but I'm always a happy go lucky; come
I'll have another go. ..Lslt
"That's right, Fred, said the Jew;
"never say die; but Lord, you're nc
match for this gentleman. You never
could do the long stroke; you never put
side enough on; does he, marker?"
The drowsy marker, who had been
mechanically doing at the score, shrug-
ged his shoulders and said: pa
=" The Captain plays very good game
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.1 0u may .nlnk me lhtruslye, ne ne
salu pIs 10 res me s.ronsy iu,lse ,ho, soi oI
not 10 pay another game WIN WIN 'ile' e ,I,1 ,Sn
low. maj hiaEaougan, iit,:, one Vi .ne
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don; me Jew rs an aecomplce, ! ne raS1 tnI
cal mas letyou WIN el,e lrst game NC u
nov now propose higner ,h s.ahesi "a, anu VIII. VIII
! axe care Tl 1oo' or my II uoc.or yout a.
prahuy: ihey We gone out now " seS
soneth,ng 10 inaAe, !. get lh'o yIur neiu
faster pelore the pe'tings. nave n9
motiye' IN you must see pu. tne lil'eress !
ieei ior young man uIacquiih'tu VIII u
Lonuoh 1rlshs' llusll. mere tney Jpme,
just at that moment the pranuy anu
1ne TWO thieNes canle IN 4psereeI !ne
jew instantly 20 toward the s1ohihg
glasses ana sur one OF them rouhu Us ne
turned MS pack 10 me
me oaPtaih Pulieu on ms coa., turllsu 1t
up ms right siilrt-cu,l' anu spotVsu sne
req req paii WIN !, ms usuai gay hohchaiance'
on Degih' ne sala;
nank you sala L putting on my
coat, uoh tilinh 1 shaii play any
more tonight:
Not play not play why, you en-,
gagged with me ne said, looking rounu
.he room Ill surPIlSe, haii III suspioion,
half IN anger May l ask, SIR wnat
has prodnced TINS sudden ehange oi IN
- -,
Marker, SAID l, you may take that
brandy ana water / nave hau enough
m AFRAID you IL hnd II rather strong
On, l see, SAID the captain un-
at once ana advancing threat
enlngly toward the vicar, VINO was watch-
ing him like a hswk. Ihis fellow mere,
whoever ne may De' mas Oeeh goo9
enough to SANDER me ana my iriend
while my pack was turned ana pray
SIR VINO are you AS ne sai9 TINS ne
walked up TO the vicar, nourishing tne
butt end OF his cue imienacinlgy'.
don't know your name ne said win
long, impudent, hxed stare, or where
you are parson, b!t you re as ilke'a lag
once knew IN Australia as Two peas;
1 ou remember 1entienlan 'sch, hosy
vi course, do' ana, eip me put
ne the very image oil him' Jappered
he Jew
'ame ehain-gang, said the wear; as ne
'ose (, and clenched 1,,ls ms nst; " ~ II pear pear
his insolenee .9, no l9nger. gu gu are ' pom