[Winston of the Prairie by Harold Bindloss]@TWC D-Link bookWinston of the Prairie CHAPTER XIX 16/21
"I came for the very simple reason that I wanted money." "You had one thousand dollars," said Winston dryly. Courthorne made a little gesture of resignation.
"It is, however, certain that I haven't got them now.
They went as dollars usually do. The fact is, I have met one or two men recently who apparently know rather more games of chance than I do, and I passed on the fame, which was my most valuable asset, to you." "You passed me on the brand of a crime I never committed," said Winston grimly.
"That, however, is not the question now.
Not one dollar, except at the time agreed upon, will you get from me.
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