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two or three years ago; but he lost
his bride by losing his fortune. He got into a bad way among us in
London: he had an unfortunate taste for gambling; and surely the
fellow was born under an unlucky starfor he always lost thrice
where he gained once. That’s a mode of self-torment I never was
much addicted to. When I spend my money I like to enjoy the full
value of it: I see no fun in wasting it on thieves and blacklegs; and
as for gaining moneyhithertoI have always had sufficient; it’s
time enough to be clutching for moreI thinkwhen you begin to
see the end of what you have. But I have sometimes frequented
the gaming-houses just to watch the on-goings of those mad
votaries of chance―a very interesting studyI assure youHelen
and sometimes very diverting: I’ve had many a laugh at the
boobies and bedlamites. Lowborough was quite infatuated―not
willinglybut of necessity―he was always resolving to give it up
and always breaking his resolutions. Every venture was the “just
once more”: if he gained a littlehe hoped to gain a little more next
timeand if he lostit would not do to leave off at that juncture; he
must go on till he had retrieved that last misfortuneat least: bad
luck could not last for ever; and every [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]yilai:
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thou bright defiler Of
Hymen's purest bed