Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-28

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lhs evening II might nave oteh remarked
tha' the count was S"pi "eal engaged IN
"a'chlI~ hl'h pay. lie observer Two OF
three thlhg>, hen D'cK won he put his
winning 'h'" rs pocket without "oru OF
sign "l Hatlsia' ION " heh ne lost ne saw
the STAKE rakeH up without lhe least emo
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Won pot Look here! lie pulied out
hand ul Of ShIllIngS 1T glorious?
The count laughed encourag ngiy-
Good. he sad, very :"o! Luck 70
always with the boys At your age should
hive broken all the banks Come aga
soon love t" see tn boys win. And you,
friend Richardf
III doesn't matter to anv one except my
self, Dick replied glOOmlly, Nv neither /
win or oe
tie Is SI.ent, said the count Il watch
him at hi plav. When the Others laugh, or
when they cure. he Is silent No one can
tell from his face whether he has won or
lost A good player should be silent Will
you drink before you 60:
lDahodiI went 70 the bar and had drink;
Dick refused
DO you want another advance my
friend' askei the count
Dick shook his head, but with uncer-
ta'nty.
ternal luck follows me every night I'm
cleaned out again
Dear me! am very sorry Let me see
your account lou have given me three
2heckS each for twelve ponds. They were
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without question
nv the "eNh should they lie ques-
tioned' Dick asked.
All my Trend. yours IS the face FOR the
gambler YOU can keep your countenance,
whatever happens 1t is great gift
Steady eyes-look me- in the face-full,
steady ewes, and tinger>"-he took Dicks
hand in his, and squeezei the fingers critic
ally fingers that are sensitive and quici'
Some ines | think that fingers are ailv9
Why, If a devil was I" enter INFO one OF these
fingers. ami PERSUADE 1t to-well, to nnitate
another person. haniwrItlng-
What do YOU meanT asked DirR.
STEADY eyes-steady eye! Why, that
the finger would initiate that writing to per
lection. Well. as to our account. You owe
me, my young friend. twenty-tour pounds.
Sh IL | make you another advancet Well,
come here tomorrow morning at eleven.
Can you spare the ume' Come! We shall
lie quite alone. and hall have something
10 say. STEADY eyes, delicate fingers, hard
snd cold face The t are the gifts Of the
true gambler
What them said Dick
Nv hat, indeed! | fear they are gifts
which may be wasted Some day, when
You are in Troublesome day, when you
want money
Il always want money
You are in trouble also. my friend;
read trouble in Your face" Hs ropped hi
oIce to whls era soft, friendly, mur
murous whisper. You are in trouble
now. Conf lie ID me Those three checks
now
/ mo no. The check, are all right | tel
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