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Examples
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Pray, my Lady Armida, what did you mean by flinging your spells over me in youth, so that not glory, not fashion, not gaming-tables, not the society of men of wit in whose way I fell, could keep me long from your apron-strings, or out of reach of your dear simple prattle?
The Virginians 2006
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He conducted me to a house under the piazzas in Covert Garden, which we entered, and having delivered our swords to a grim fellow who demanded them at the foot of the staircase, ascended to the second story, where I saw multitudes of people standing round two gaming-tables, loaded, in a manner, with gold and silver.
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For some time past he had been winning and losing at the gaming-tables.
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It stalked horrifically at his side; stood at his shoulder beside the gaming-tables; its bony fingers rattled the wine-cups.
The Coming of Conan The Cimmerian Howard, Robert E. 2003
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Yet I am not speaking of the hungry, restless folk who, by scores nay, even by hundreds — could be seen crowded around the gaming-tables.
The Gambler 2003
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It stalked horrifically at his side; stood at his shoulder beside the gaming-tables; its bony fingers rattled the wine-cups.
The Coming Of Conan The Cimmerian Howard, Robert E. 2003
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Of course, I am living in constant trepidation, playing for the smallest of stakes, and always looking out for something — calculating, standing whole days by the gaming-tables to watch the play — even seeing that play in my dreams — yet seeming, the while, to be in some way stiffening, to be growing caked, as it were, in mire.
The Gambler 2003
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I have a curious, senseless idea that I am bound to win at the gaming-tables.
The Gambler 2003
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Among other things, he thought it necessary to remind me that he would be sorry to see me playing at the gaming-tables.
The Gambler 2003
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The grandfathers of these scions ruined themselves at the gaming-tables; their fathers were forced to serve as officers or subalterns; some have died just as they were about to be tried for innocent thoughtlessness in the handling of public funds.
The Idiot 2002
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