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Tragedy of English society and gambling. Account of the narrator's three encounters with the inveterate gambler Lord Eythorne and the beautiful heiress who became his wife: - in Dover; a London mansion; and a Paris gaming house in the slums. His increasing obsession and her declining health and happiness are obvious. Well-constructed if clichéd in parts. (PB)
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