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 1  2,1|        waiting for me to play a game of whist at the club." ~
 2  5,4|      declined to take part in a game of baccarat that was just
 3  7,1|       it, and keep cool, or the game's lost." ~His companion
 4  7,1|        the boulevards, played a game of billiards with one of
 5  7,1|         succeed in playing that game on me again. Why, she's
 6  7,3|          yes, I saw your little game," he said, with a knowing
 7  7,6|           Ah! I understand your game," he hissed through his
 8  7,6| deserters who had broken up the game. "Come back, gentleman,
 9  7,7|        longer occupied with the game. He - who is usually such
10  9,4|      people. I understand their game perfectly, and know why
11  9,6|         understood their little game. What was their little game?
12  9,6|     game. What was their little game? No doubt they were resolved
13 10,3|      deemed a more aristocratic game. "However," said he, "no
14 13,2|         I am playing that great game of cards with. The devil
15 20,3|        now - only an occasional game of piquet with Madame Ferailleur,
16 20,3|         the winning card in the game of life! ~