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 1 1|          to the presentiments of luck that dictate a gambler's "
 2 1|        cards, and seemed to wish luck to the newcomer, indifferent
 3 1|    whisper to me," he said. "The luck is sure to go against that
 4 1|          he made a pillow of his luck and reputation, on which
 5 1|         of a stockbroker in good luck," said Emile, who overheard
 6 1|     though not every one has the luck to lose him on the scaffold,
 7 2|          evening,' he rejoined, 'luck ran against me, and that
 8 2|          in the world. My future luck was hypothecated for the
 9 2|          may come on some bit of luck, perhaps!' ~"Rastignac's
10 2|        or an actress or a run of luck at ecarte might set him
11 2| bethought me then of Rastignac's luck - - "Eh, eh! " Raphael exclaimed,
12 3|          chemist may have better luck than the mechanic." ~Valentin