1:15:02
The details were arranged
beforehand with the Chevalier.
1:15:07
He was instructed to tell the truth...
1:15:10
...as much as his story
would possibly bear.
1:15:15
The information he gave
was very minute and accurate...
1:15:19
...though not very important.
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Wine or punch, Your Honour?
1:15:44
Wine.
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It was agreed that Barry should keep
his character of valet.
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That, before strangers,
he should not know a word of English.
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And that he should keep a lookout
on the trumps when serving the wine.
1:16:02
Having excellent eyesight...
1:16:04
...and a natural aptitude...
1:16:07
...he was able to give his dear patron
much assistance...
1:16:11
...against his opponents
at the green table.
1:16:15
lf, for instance, he wiped
the table with a napkin...
1:16:18
...the enemy was strong in Diamonds.
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If he adjusted a chair it meant Ace King.
1:16:25
If he said, "Punch or wine, My Lord?"...
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...Hearts were meant, and so forth.
1:16:42
The Prince of Tübingen...
1:16:44
...who had intimate connections
with the Great Frederick...
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...was passionately fond of play
as were the gentlemen...
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...of almost all the Courts of Europe.
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You owe 15,500 frederick d'or.