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Winner's Badge

Margin was short, minute and hair breadthed, he smiled outwardly, and inwardly grimaced, hid the inner pain, and buttered the whole main, His lordship came forward, quite ingratiated, waving hands, he conjured an ace, of his grace, which now began to race, lordship had obliged, had the margin hedged, he came out with a winner's badge.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2006




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