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Burning Daylight

CHAPTER II
10/31

The Virgin pouted a moment, then followed in the wake of the other dancers.
"I'll bring you a sandwich, Daylight," she called back over her shoulder.
He nodded.

She was smiling her forgiveness.

He had escaped the apron-string, and without hurting her feelings too severely.
"Let's play markers," he suggested.

"Chips do everlastingly clutter up the table....If it's agreeable to you-all ?" "I'm willing," answered Hal Campbell.

"Let mine run at five hundred." "Mine, too," answered Harnish, while the others stated the values they put on their own markers, French Louis, the most modest, issuing his at a hundred dollars each.
In Alaska, at that time, there were no rascals and no tin-horn gamblers.


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