Chapter

 1  3,2|    best horse in my stables, Domingo, came in third. He was the
 2  3,2|  thousand louis for the lot. Domingo alone is worth more than
 3  3,2|   Ninette costs me less than Domingo, with his jockey, his trainer,
 4  5,1|   bet against his own horse, Domingo, on the previous Sunday,
 5  5,1|      sums had been staked on Domingo's success. He had been the
 6  5,1|     had seen the jockey hold Domingo back; and they insisted
 7  5,1| suspicion. He would have let Domingo come in second, not third!" ~"
 8  5,1|     they are duped. And this Domingo affair united all the losers
 9  5,1|      to me, 'My good friend, Domingo's defeat cost me two thousand
10 13,4|   been accused of defrauding Domingo's champions by a conspiracy? ~
11 16,3|   you against your own horse Domingo? Who risked his life in
12 20,2|    Who defrauded us all with Domingo?" cried several people;