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1 4 |      loses nothing but his own stake, for as long~as there are
2 4 |      is paid /pro rata/ to the stake;~that is, if there are five
3 4 |        he has to pay the~whole stake, which swells the basket
4 4 |      made the sum total of~the stake for each game five farthings,
5 4 |   according to the size of the stake it was safe to play. To
6 4 |        must have forgotten his stake. But no sooner did he supply
7 4 | themselves had forgotten~their stake; they believedthey doubtedbut,
8 16|       forgotten to put in your stake!"~cried Mademoiselle de
9 19|            Sabine's life is at stake, monsieur," she said to