Gambling House in Mayfair Run by Con Artist duo
In London a discreet gambling parlor at Number Nineteen in Mayfair operates as a high end venue. The real owner, Jasper Morgan, pulls the strings while Frenchman Louis Gaspard runs the games with deadly precision. An alluring young woman, Laura Gaspard, arrives as guests are gathered for a pivotal night of play and deals.
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The Wager Chapter 1: Morgan Seeks Gaspard at Nine Teen
A midnight visitor, Mr. Jasper Morgan, arrives at a discreet London address in Mayfair. He is admitted to a room where a bald man in evening dress sits with a ledger. Morgan, tall and stern, speaks with restrained tension as tension builds.
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Memory Trick In Carthing Note Says Browns
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Freedom of Labor and Capital during the War
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