The Ghostly Poker Party Tale
A narrator recalls a haunting poker night among intimate friends led by Tom Atherton and Billy Sanford. The stakes rise from nickels to unlimited play, with Tom's luck waning and Billy’s pulls dominating. Tom collapses from the strain after losing vast sums, leaving the room in shock.
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Devereux
Tom Atherton
Billy Sanford
Tom
Billy
Ike
Bibby
Su'sirban
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Consistent Socialism and the Matrimonial Pool
In a playful debate a man and woman discuss socialism and marriage. They test ideas like shared duties and the pool of partners, joking that love, kisses, and amusements fit a socialistic scheme while comparing economic and domestic roles. The conversation ends with a humorous bargain to attend the opera.
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Mildred
Bervelt
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