S T A N D   P A T
"THERE WAS NO NEED, HOWEVER, OF ANOTHER SHOT.”  (See page 36.) 
"THERE WAS NO NEED, HOWEVER, OF ANOTHER SHOT.”
(See page 36.)
S t a n d   P a t
Or
Poker Stories from the Mississippi
By
D a v i d   A.   C u r t i s
Illustrated by
H e n r y   R o t h


  
B o s t o n     L.   C.  P A G E  &
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Copyright, 1900, 1901, 1902

By the Sun Printing and Publishing Association
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Copyright, 1906

By L. C. Page & Company

(INCORPORATED)
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All rights reserved

First Impression, May, 1906

Colonial Press

Electrotyped and Printed by C. H. Simonds & Co.
Boston, U. S. A.
PREFACE
The things that I saw, that seemed worthy of note, I have set downwithout prejudice to the little town of Brownsville, which has grownsince I was there. Let no citizen of the place pursue me vindictivelybecause I found him less interesting than Stumpy. And let no one’s civicpride suffer because I noted in the town only what seemed to mepicturesque. I have no quarrel with Brownsville. I got away from there.What I saw while there seems worth the telling. Much of it I have toldin the Sunday Sun. That, and more will be found in this book.
David A. Curtis.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. A New Poker Deck1
II. Three Kings11
III. Finish of the One-eyed Man...                        
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