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 1 2 |       of his shot~whatever the game might be,deer, hare, or
 2 4 |   NORMAL EVENING~/Mouche/ is a game played with five cards dealt
 3 4 |        the basket for the next game. Those who~decline to play
 4 4 |    down their cards during the game; but their play~is held
 5 4 |     the knave of~clubs.~ ~This game, simple as it is, is not
 6 4 |    total of~the stake for each game five farthings, a large
 7 4 |      de Pen-Hoel put into this game~(the innocence of which
 8 4 |       of the~hunters after big game. Mademoiselle Zephirine,
 9 4 |         who went shares in the~game with the baroness, attached
10 4 |        chance of winning five, game after game, was to~this
11 4 |       winning five, game after game, was to~this confirmed hoarder
12 4 |     lost thirty-five sous, the game was to cease~as soon as
13 4 |  player the pain~of seeing the game go on without him. But,
14 4 |        to continue an exciting game, the daring sailor, du~Halga,
15 4 |      pretext of~continuing the game. The miserly maidens accepted,
16 4 |   cared little for~five sous a game, and on such occasions the
17 4 |    running through~it."~ ~"The game is mine!" said the baroness. "
18 10|    stay and help~you play this game. It is difficult; you may
19 11|      no hunter could meet with game more wary or more~difficult
20 13|      staking our lives on this game," she replied, not knowing
21 17|       are calling me to play a game of cards, which I do not
22 17|        that is the name of the~game) can only be done in the
23 22| Galathionne~as he finished his game of whist at the club. "Yesterday,
24 22|      institution to a~gambling game; you make a Bourse of legs,