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...own and Eli ignores my furious pestering: our underwriters invested to test and implement a betting method I developed. "I am offended" – I whisper,... ... of stale sweat and keeps pondering the clouded surface of his crumbling watch. His pinkie sports a rectangular, engraved ring of golden imitation. ... ...too experienced to be optimistic. I visited the friary next morning. A young monk, clad in sportswear eyed me with surprise. I mentioned my referrer... ...ge. I never lost. But when I won from Eli his platinum tie clip and pair of cufflinks, the betting stopped. A tangled web of avenues and squares, t...

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.... On Saturdays and Sundays, I go to watch boxing, but I don't take part in betting. I go to watch TV programmes for entertainment and to pass the time... ...schools, vocational schools, a commercial college, police training school, sports college, a construction sector vocational high school and a teacher ... ... pupil must have three complete outfits: school uniform, Scout uniform and sports kit, and in addition, school classes procure uniform costumes for fe... ...y the villages at least have football teams. The education system supports sports, even village schools have sport teachers, and in the cool season, i... ...rive for careers as sporting professionals, and internationally successful sportsmen become national heroes. Table 10 Perspectives of village communit... ...sing fighting cock should be killed. The audience was mostly interested in betting, increasing stakes, cash changing hands, that was the excitement of... ...ero. Villagers take no part in them. In December, village schools organize sports events, and in 1984, a sport tournament between schools of all North... ...her people do. The most severe punishment is given to a monk if he is seen betting at a cock fight. Nowadays, monks don't know Buddha's teachings like...

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...Tunisia's 15.6 percent, Jordan's 14.4 percent, Saudi Arabia's 13 percent and Kuwait sports an unhealthy 7.1 percent. Even with 8 percent out of work... ... tenth the cost elsewhere - while Texas boasts 1,000,000 drilled wells, Iraq barely sports 2000. The Department of Energy's report about Iraq concl... ...bled in value to c. 20 cents to the dollar. According to The Economist, brokers are betting on a 70 to 90 percent reduction of Iraq's debt. This is ...

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...into the trading of volatility itself and, hence, of risk. Short-selling and spread-betting funds join single stock futures in profiting from the d... ... the US Congressional Helsinki Commission. The south-eastern Europe Stability Pact sports its own Stability Pact Anti-corruption Initiative (SPAI).... ...ary from economists Drusilla Brown, Alan Deardorif, and Robert Stern: "While Baden Sports can quite credibly claim that their soccer balls are not ... ...ists Drusilla Brown, Alan Deardorif, and Robert Stern observe wryly: "While Baden Sports can quite credibly claim that their soccer balls are not ... ...ot abstain from obeying human commands pertaining to crossing busy roads or driving sports cars? Which level of risk should trigger the refusal prog... ...e megacorp of communications, and wore Burton(TM) shirts. He has all the channels: sports, porno, music, surgery, religion, even one of horoscopes...

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...s? If you go to college is it to gain knowledge and experiences now, like sports and parties, or is it to gain the tools you need for your future oc... ...to them 87 than following a life of denying their appetites today and betting with Pascal that they should live the virtuous life today and wait... ...ky-- bye and bye.‘ Singing and dancing, films and TV, public friendships, sports and recreational pastimes all create stumbling blocks for those pur... ...ganized crime activities seem to have sprung up in most countries. Illegal betting, protection rackets, smuggling, pornography, and the white slave t... ...w to clone a cow or how to operate on a brain tumor, but we know all about sports and national and international politics. 213 --―What w... ...ng me to pursue happiness or my desire to have a kid I can coach in youth sports—I have that right and people have always had the right. I would say... ...ly sacred? If so why are there wars, suicide bombers, capital punishment, sports that can increase death like boxing, cheerleading, auto racing and ... ...ble choosing red or black, at the coffee machine choosing sugar or cream, betting on the home team or the visitors, or in the church or synagogue de...

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...r sibling rivalry aside, we’d never lied to each other and I was essentially betting Donatello’s life on Kris knowing I would never try to mislead h... ...elf! He paused to put his finger to his chin. “I wonder what one wears to a sports arena. It doesn’t matter. I’ll find a fashion consultant to ad...

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...nd entertaining to his enemies. In between assignments, demons waste time betting on the lower ranks, as they brawl in the sludge pits. Unlike the m... ...ith the weather; move quickly to family issues and then linger around the sports pages. Morris began a second business several years ago as the town...

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...ndows under a gable. A shadow shifted and she figured it belonged to the expensive sports car. She passed on by Royce’s office and came to Wyli... ...alled Mather’s office and was told the sheriff had gone for the day. If she were a betting woman, she’d bet that where he’d gone for the day was to... ...not that. It's Maggie. She’s an animal lover. Hates hunting, too. All the blood sports, as she calls them.” “Glad I ain't got no kids to worr...

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...ighed. He took off his shoes in the bus. He stroked his feet, in short white sports socks, across the vinyl of the back of the chair before him as if ... ... She will have a tutor to help you to read and do math and will let you play sports in her yard under the supervision of an athletic trainer. The yard... ..., and strong competitive strife got her equated as the sister of many famous sports legends. This bantering was a subject for mutual scowling since b... ... This bantering was a subject for mutual scowling since both wanted "female" sports to be "on an equal footing" and for races and genders to not be st... ...ed was the hunter and the competitor in every child. She could see it in the sports they played together. She could see it in the spelling bees. She ... ...she was ready for any answer. Any answer would have amused her, but she was betting on a particular muddled response. Having a keen enough discernmen...

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...ier stage of capitalist development and distrusts even their limited expression in sports and games. He extols cooperation and teamwork while harbo... ...y human commands pertaining to the crossing of busy roads or to driving (dangerous) sports cars? Which level of risk should trigger robotic refusal... ...exceptions", contexts, and alternative reasoning. Blacks are good athletes because sports is one of the few egalitarian career paths open to them. ... ...into the trading of volatility itself and, hence, of risk. Short-selling and spread-betting funds join single stock futures in profiting from the d...

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...ier stage of capitalist development and distrusts even their limited expression in sports and games. He extols cooperation and teamwork while harbo... ...y human commands pertaining to the crossing of busy roads or to driving (dangerous) sports cars? Which level of risk should trigger robotic refusal... ...exceptions", contexts, and alternative reasoning. Blacks are good athletes because sports is one of the few egalitarian career paths open to them. ... ...into the trading of volatility itself and, hence, of risk. Short-selling and spread-betting funds join single stock futures in profiting from the d...

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...nies unletter’d, rude and shallow, His hours fill’d up with riots, banquets, sports, And never noted in him any study, Any retirement, any sequestrati... ...ds for food howl on! NYM: You’ll pay me the eight shillings I won of you at betting? PISTOL: Base is the slave that pays. NYM: That now I will have... ... too. Prithee, put up. NYM: I shall have my eight shillings I won of you at betting? PISTOL: A noble shalt thou have, and present pay; And liquor li...

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...mpathy and amusement. Girls of seventeen and sixteen do not delight in the sports of nine- year-olds, except in the case of special pets and protegees... ...od, 151 Yo n g e who was known to be a champion in Ceylon in all athletic sports, especially polo and cricket. Tall and well made, he had been devote... ...ink of nothing else. And as to Wilfred, his whole mind seemed to be set on sports, and marble works to be only an incident thrown in. Bernard, whom he... ...eness and amusement, but he had been one betted upon, not himself given to betting. He loved football and cricket for their bodily excitement, not the... ...what’s that to me? I’m done for unless you will help me over.” “If it is a betting debt, the only safe way is to have it out with your father, and hav... ...hat Bernard un- derstood at last to mean that he had got into the habit of betting at the billiard table, surreptitiously kept up in Ivinghoe Terrace ...

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...’d, rude, and shallow, 97 His Houres fill’d vp with Ryots, Banquets, Sports; 98 And neuer noted in him any studie, 99 Any retyrement... ...ou - 13 - The Life of Henry the Fift Shakespeare: First Folio 595 at Betting? 596 Pist. Base is the Slaue that payes. 597 Nym....

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...ly worker on earth, that aching anxiety that drives him so often to stupid betting, stupid drinking, and violent and mean offences will have vanished ... ...games in public or to watch them being played. Certain dangerous and hardy sports and exer- cises are prescribed for him, but not competitive sports b... ... intelligence. Our Founders made no peace with this organisation of public sports. They did not spend their lives to secure for all men and women on t... ... the end of your prohibitions? You have forbidden alcohol, drugs, smoking, betting, and usury, games, trade, servants. But isn’t there a vow of Chasti...

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...ring with Bushby, and evidently intended to make minced meat of Berry. The betting began pretty freely: the bets were against poor Berry. Five to thre... .... Biggs makes dreadful work with his left. Break away. Rally . Biggs down. Betting still six to four on the gown-boy. * * * 20th round. The me... ...he is as long, as genteel, and as dreary, as that deadly-lively place, and sports, by way of ornament, her papa’s hatchment, as it were, as every tent...

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... the Navy, that fought till they left no- body to fight with, like an arch sportsman who clears all and goes after the game.” Mr. Pat. Robertson.—They... ...planation with Janet. On I pushed through the groups of children, of whose sports I had been so often a lazy, lounging spectator. I sprung over the gu... ...ns of my own youth adding little to it, save what was connected with field-sports. A career of pleasure is unfavourable for acquiring a taste for natu... ...er that the country would not at all suit me; for I had relinquished field-sports, and felt no in- clination whatever to farming, the ordinary vocatio... ...a man, “Remain at rest,” and you instantly inspire the love of labour. The sports- man toils like his gamekeeper, the master of the pack takes as seve... ...o any amateur of the pugilistic art. Doncaster races saw him in his glory, betting his guinea, and generally successfully; nor was there a main fought...

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...f a spectacle that al- most made him shout for joy. Within was a comely boy, tanned and brown with sturdy outdoor sports and exer- cises, whose clothi... ...e this, and somewhat too much of confinement. Away with his books and teach- ers! see ye to it. Pleasure him with sports, beguile him in wholesome way... ...d a cudgel, and came at his small adversary in a fury. Instantly a ring was formed around the gladiators, and the betting and cheer- ing began. But po...

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...ine.” Britten writhed, appreciating the image. “There’s to be a section of sports. You must do that.” “I’m not going to do any fine writing,” said Sho... ...e features,” touching them off on his fingers, “Epigram, Literary Section, Sports. Then we want a section to shove anything into, a joke, a notice of ... ...lliantly that he even got a whole back page of advertisements from the big sports shop in Holborn, and made the printers pay at the same rate for a no... ...s altered. We behaved just as all the other men, rich or poor, swatters or sportsmen or Pinky Dinkys, behaved, and exactly as we were expected to beha... ...n fuddled approval as I came down past them into the crowd again. Men were betting whether the Unionists would lose more or less than two hundred seat... ...ude for bullying. They var- ied in insensible gradations between the noble sportsmen on the one hand, and men like Gane and the T ories of our Pen- ta... ... men to forgery. We do already threaten the privacy of the post because of betting tout’s letters. The drift of all that kind of thing is narrow, unim...

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... the feeling was not on that account the less comfortable. Mr Thorne was a sportsman, and had been active though not outrageous in his sports. Previou... ...t overcome by her cares; ‘it was specially signified that there were to be sports. ’ ‘And so there will be, of course, ’ said Mr Pomney. ‘They’ll all ... ...y’ll all be sporting with the young ladies in the laurel walks. Them’s the sports they care most about now-a-days. If you gets the young men at the qu... ...w it. ’ Mr Thorne was beginning to be rather bored by his sister’s love of sports, and had especially no affec- tion for this quintain post. ‘I wish y... ...on to the countess. She couldn’t be satisfied with the reflection that the sports of Ullathorne should be in- terfered with by the personal attentions... ... not show himself in the cathedral, and then he sank a point or two in the betting. On Monday, he got a scolding from the bishop in the hearing of the...

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...lsion still made me a little afraid of them. They excelled in all kinds of sports in which we younger ones had not had nearly so much practice, and di... ...had guarded 87 Charlotte M. Yonge myself—never once come across the sportsmen, and only seen Mr. Yolland professionally when he showed me how t... ... good a fellow should be a teetotaller. Dermot T racy had been defied into betting upon the resolute abstinence of his hero—nay, perhaps the truth was... ... concerned. Some one said he was too great a barbarian, and so he was. His sports and revelries had been on a wilder, ruder, more vio- lent scale, suc...

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... man who attends all the races in the country, and makes his livelihood by betting and gambling. And now, my dear brother, make what use of this fact ... ...n age to Marianne, and her favourite playfellow. She told of some of their sports in their London home, speaking of them with eagerness and fondness t... ...l- edge. T om was just the man to lead him amongst those who were given to betting; he might have been drawn in, and, perhaps, he had given some pledg... ...f holly on the mantel-shelf, putting out his beloved old friend, Strutt’s ‘Sports and Pastimes,’ to amuse Grace, and making up an immense fire; and th...

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...sitting.” “Will you bet that I did not?” “No; for what would be the use of betting about it?” “Then at least wager the gun which you have bought.” “No... ... ground when they run.” “Of what use would those dogs be to me? I am not a sportsman.” “But I want you to have the dogs. Listen. If you won’t have the... ...s seizing the piece of vacant land whither our peas- ants resort for their sports? That piece I would not sell for all the money in the world. It has ...

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... One villain—named Hank Wiley—discarded one card, the others three each. The betting began. Heretofore the bets had been trifling—a dollar or two; but... ...45 Sout Sout Sout Sout Souther her her her hern Spor n Spor n Spor n Spor n Sports ts ts ts ts IN THE N ORTH ONE HEARS THE WA R MENTIONED, in s...

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... he had apart from the rest of the school, who were pursuing their various sports—quite lonely, and almost happy. If people would but leave children t... ...uxhall, I have found, from my own experience, to be one of the most dismal sports ever entered into by a bachelor. 56 V anity Fair The two couples we... ...s prodigious amongst the young men of the regiment. He was famous in field-sports, famous at a song, famous on parade; free with his money, which was ... ...t much meddle with the conversa- tion, except when it was about horses and betting. “What can you want with a shepherd’s dog?” the lively little South... ...k cherry- brandy and pay their respects to the ladies, or, more modest and sportsmanlike, divest themselves of their mud-boots, ex- change their hacks...

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...on, were laughing, singing, and diverting themselves with various kinds of sports and gambols. The first person v/ho accosted him was called Blear-eye... ... in pursuit of better game.” At which words he walked off. “You are a true sportsman,” cries the shepherdess; “for your only pleasure, I believe, lies... ... was trifling; for the stakes of the games were no higher than crowns, and betting (as it is called) was that to which Booth owed his ruin. The gentle... ... Booth and Trent were old acquaintance, failed not, to use the language of sportsmen, to put T rent upon the scent of Amelia. For this purpose that ge... ... this project, and with this hope, both my lord and his setter, or (if the sportsmen please) setting-dog, both greatly exulted; and it was next mornin...

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...tical staff by exhibitions of his microscope and of some of the ornamental sports of chemistry. ‘The truth is,’ was the explanation privately dropped ... ...the haunts of vice, that are the declivity towards crime? Is he gaming, or betting, or drinking? No. He has obeyed the sum- mons of his country; he is...

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...ourt and political honours. They were renowned shots, long-limbed stalking sportsmen in field and bower, fast friends, intemperate enemies, handsome t... ...out the woods of Steynham, disinclined to shoot and lend a hand to country sports. The popping of the guns of his uncle and guests hung about his ears... ...lady regarded politics as a business that helped hunting-men a stage above sportsmen, for numbers of the politicians she was acquainted with were hunt... ...ronne d’Orbec, a relation by marriage; M. d’Orbec, her son, a guest, and a sportsman; M. Livret, an erudite. No young ladies: I can bear much, but not... ...e half its columns to the vices of the rich—to money-getting, spending and betting—will be 409 George Meredith an extraordinary paper.’ ‘I have it be... ...ION OF A PILGRIMAGE AND AN ACT OF PENANCE THEN CAME a glorious morning for sportsmen. One sniffed the dews, and could fancy fresh smells of stubble ea...

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...s neigh- bor devotes to gain, turns with him to a passionate love of field sports and military exercises; he delights in violent bodily exertion, he i... ...“Whoever shall win or lose in the space of twenty-four hours, by gaming or betting, the sum of twenty-five dollars, shall be found guilty of a misdeme...

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...alleys when he answered the door, and there to play at leap-frog and other sports with vagrant lads, until pursued and brought back by the 136 Martin... ...nd a large proportion of the gentlemen had a strong turn for billiards and betting. They had all, it may be presumed, a turn for business; being all c...

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...be roughly comprised under government, warfare, religious observances, and sports. At an earlier, but not the earliest, stage of barbarism, the leisur... ... of, these employments are government, warfare, religious observances, and sports. These four lines of activity govern the scheme of life of the upper... ... the community will allow. Indeed, where the scheme is well developed even sports are accounted doubt- fully legitimate for the members of the highest... ... exempt from these vulgar employ- ments and are reserved for war, hunting, sports, and devout observances. A very nice discrimination is ordinarily sh... ...s only in employments that are not classed as industrial, — war, politics, sports, learn- ing, and the priestly office. The only notable exceptions ar... ...habit, it is not the only element that enters into the habit of bet- ting. Betting on the issue of contests of strength and skill proceeds on a furthe... ...haracter shades off into the char- acter of a religious devotee. Where the betting man’s animis- tic sense is helped out by a somewhat consistent trad... ...hings or situations, which is scarcely recognized as a personal agent. The betting man is not infrequently both a believer in luck, in this naive sens...

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...e of hunters few excelled him. Of late years he had crept into credit as a betting-man. No one supposed that he had much capital to work with, but sti... ...r of a mount. This he would do even when there was no possible turn in the betting to be affected by such falsehood. So that his companions were apt t... ...the Earl stand to win on Prime Minister?’ ‘I never know anything about his betting. But,—you know his way,—he said you were going to drop a lot of mon... ...ll you what he likened you to. ’ ‘The Earl may be mistaken. ’ ‘You are not betting much, I hope. ’ ‘Not plunging. But I have a little money on. ’ ‘Don... ... still at their work could be directed from the armchairs on which the two sportsmen were sitting. It must be explained that ever since the Silverbrid... ...apable of outwitting deer by venatical wiles more perfectly than any other sportsman in Great Britain, regarded Crummie-Toddie as the nearest thing th... ... was the business of his life, and he thoroughly despised all who were not sportsmen. He fished and shot and hunted during nine or ten months of the y... ...und the world for him. He had indoctrinated Gerald with all his ideas of a sportsman,—even to a contempt for cham- pagne and a conviction that tobacco... ... taken at half-past twelve punc- tually at that popular and well-known old sportsman Mr Mahogany Topps. Was ever the master of a hunt treated in such ...

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...r me. However, it is of no conse- quence; Lord Worthington is only a young sportsman. Lucian is a clever man, and will be an eminent one some day. He ... ...ition. He was very familiar with Lord Worthington.” “Lord Worthington is a sportsman, and is familiar with all sorts of people.” “Yes; but surely he w... ...en won’t go into it. But, all the same, it’s not the fighting men, but the betting men, that bring discredit on it. I wish your cousin had held his co... ... her price, just as I used to pretend to be getting beat, to set the flats betting agin me. The women always made a pet of him. In Melbourne it was no... ...d it would have paid him better to lose than to win, along of those wicked betting men. Not an angry word have I ever had from him, nor the sign of li... ...y place in which a man was safe was the ring. As he objected to most field sports on the ground of inhumanity, she, fearing that he would suffer in he... ...new that the police were right—that there had been a prize-fight— that the betting on it had been recorded in all the sporting papers for weeks before... ...y place in which a man was safe was the ring. As he objected to most field sports on the ground of inhuman- ity, she, fearing that he would suffer in ...

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....’ There was boldness for you on both sides! All the town was laughing and betting on the event of the night in June: and the odds were in favour of K... ... the driver where to pull up. The sight of a grey-jacketed, green-collared sportsman, dog at heel, crossing the flat land to the hills of the forest, ... ...t of blood. She should make a natural Lady Patroness of England’s National Sports. We might turn her to that purpose; wander over England with a tail ... ... cent.: they conjure the gale, and be hanged,’ said Potts; he swore at his betting ma- nia, which destroyed the pleasure of the show he loved. All in ... ...tually, after great disturbance ‘of the country, referred to three leading sportsmen in the metro- politan sphere, who pronounced the wager ‘off,’ bei... ...dusty eyes and increase Old England’s reputa- tion for pre-eminence in the Sports. He is the husband of the Whitechapel Countess—got him- self into th...

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...ertainly two days old. He had not above three of the ten chains he usually sports, and his great coarse knotty-knuckled old hands were deprived of som... ...repared them for the encounter of the morrow. That morrow came: and as the sports were to begin early, Otto and his comrades hastened to the field, ar... ...n, and began to prepare his bow. The trumpets sounding proclaimed that the sports were about to commence. Is it necessary to describe them? No: that h... ... regular country gentleman; and as such, Jemmy insisted that I should be a sportsman, and join the county hunt. “But,” says I, “my love, I can’t ride.... ...m all to sticks; or, at least, win six games to his four: and such was the betting upon me; his Ex- cellency losing large sums to the Count, who knew ...

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...on theatres, and when the season of the year was unsuitable to those field sports in which he excelled all competitors, he would summon his confidant ... ...med, and possibly still forms, the divan of the Craven Hotel. Two very sad betting men were playing billiards, attended by a moist, consumptive marker...

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...ve spectacle of warring passions. This blind fatal ity, that capriciously sports with the rules and lives of mor tals, tells me that the mountains w... ...ds, I will give him all he requires. But he ought to find out whether I am betting on what is termed “a sure thing” or not before he ventures his mone...

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...om a Newark man, on skittles. All the men in the old, long bar took sides, betting either one way or the other. Morel took off his coat. Jerry held th... ...Bestwood offered he enjoyed, from the sixpenny-hops down Church Street, to sports and billiards. Paul was treated to dazzling descriptions of all kind... ... in prison one night for fighting when he was drunk, and there was a shady betting episode in which he was concerned. Paul and he were confirmed enemi...

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...bird Mrs. Mel had herself brought down, and she had for him something of a sportsman’s regard for his victim. Dandy was the cleaner of boots and runne... ...p in the Court of Portugal, he is barely English. There they have no manly sports. You saw him pass you?’ ‘Him! Who?’ asked Harry. ‘My brother, on the... ...ho could hit it? The lady admits no sovereign in our sex.’ ‘So you’ve been betting about me?’ said Aunt Bel. ‘I ‘ll settle the dispute. Let him who gu... ...ge? Mark her: the lady’s face is entirely given up to partridges. ‘English sports are so much envied abroad,’ she says: but what she dreads is a refle... ...ould have hit upon pheasants as the natural sequitur, and then diverged to sports—a great theme, for it ensures a cho- 316 Evan Harrington rus of sne...

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...ifle. My powder being exhausted, I was obliged to get up (to my shame as a sportsman be it spoken, though well able to kill birds on the wing) and hal... ...d on a dog that was ly- ing fast asleep close by one of the party; and the sportsmen had difficulty in preventing the wounded geese from being seized ... ...ntive cry uttered at the moment of rising, recall the idea of a snipe. The sportsmen of the Beagle unanimously called it the short-billed snipe. To th... ...serve to be hated for their never-ceasing, unvaried, harsh screams. To the sportsman they are most annoying, by telling every other bird and ani- mal ... ...on his own feet, or can perform other such exploits. I have heard of a man betting that he would throw his horse down twenty times, and that nineteen ... ...ce was so great that he could not distinguish them with his naked eye. The sports- man frequently receives the first notice of their pres- ence, by he...

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...natole kept on refilling Pierre’s glass while explaining that Dolokhov was betting with Stevens, an English naval officer, that he would drink a bottl... ...s the best time of the year for the chase. The hounds of that ardent young sports- man Rostov had not merely reached hard winter condi- tion, but were... ...ses and trap were sent home. Count Ilya Rostov, though not at heart a keen sportsman, knew the rules of the hunt well, and rode to the bushy edge of t... ...p his whip threaten- ingly at the count. “Y ou’ve let the wolf go!... What sportsmen! and as if scorning to say more to the frightened and shamefaced ... ...anyone who found a hare. “I don’t understand,” continued Ilagin, “how some sportsmen can be so jealous about game and dogs. For myself, I can tell you... ...the other as a hunted and wounded animal looks at the approaching dogs and sportsmen. “Natalya Ilynichna,” Pierre began, dropping his eyes with a feel...