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 1 3 |     years' usage, and~a pack of cards as greasy as those of the
 2 4 |         a game played with five cards dealt to each player, and~
 3 4 |        to play throw down their cards during the game; but their
 4 4 |      players can exchange their cards with the~remainder of the
 5 4 |         for half an hour, their cards held fan-shape on their~ ~
 6 4 |      the rector was dealing the cards the baroness was asking
 7 4 |       chevalier, as~soon as the cards were dealt.~ ~"The poor
 8 4 |     rector exchanged looks. The cards were dealt;~Mademoiselle
 9 11|       not being able to see the cards, and even spoke~sharply
10 11|          In the evenings,~while cards were being played, his abstraction
11 16|       the players dropped their cards upon the table and looked
12 17|    calling me to play a game of cards, which I do not yet~understand.
13 18|       seduction as others~do at cards. And this is why: The desire
14 19|        a great deal of money at cards, so that he does not~even
15 24|        Club life where men play cards with other men~whom they
16 25| formidable dialogue, he to play~cards and dine at the club, she