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1    VI|    barrier, for, in case of ill luck,[Pg 151] he gives his adversary
2  VIII| sensibly, "That would mean good luck, but not happiness."~ ~"
3    IX|       ought to have mighty good luck at cards to-day, for, so
4    IX|      the table, and I'll try my luck."~ ~Fennimore said not a
5    IX|     stupefied by the day's good luck. He could not restrain his
6    IX|         Fennimore's twofold ill luck has given the lie to the
7    XV|        glad to see you."~ ~"The luck's on my side then, but let
8   XVI|        the same thing; and when luck unexpectedly suggested to
9   XVI|        might not have tried his luck with her."~ ~At that moment