Chap.

 1        1|          after a pause:~“You’re in luck’s way, you are, since you
 2        2|           wasn’t coming, what good luck! She would be free then!
 3        3|          come. What a piece of bad luck! But all the same I’ve pressed
 4        5|        That’s Nana; well, she’s in luck’s way! I was willing to
 5        8|           pale.~“Oh, blast our bad luck! We’re bloody well done
 6        9|        rich uncle! It was just her luck; she had always been destined
 7       11|            dry up! Gresham had bad luck; he would never get to the
 8       11|           the women always brought luck.~“Well?” queried Nana when
 9       11|           so as not to disturb the luck, as he phrased it. Her money
10       11|          it’s me. Oh, by God, what luck!”~And, scarce knowing how
11       11| exasperation at that great wench’s luck, while the Tricon, who had
12       12|          joke, eh?” she said. “Bad luck, too, certainly.”~She was
13       13|              Gad, she had very bad luck! That was what one got if
14       13|         francs. It was regular bad luck, seeing that the day before
15       14|          It’s all over with me; my luck’s always bad. It’s only