“I’ve never had any luck,” said Hugh Sinclair, lifting a stein of beer and emptying it in one steady draught. The fashionably dressed man, with graying hair on his temples who sat opposite him at the table, left his own foaming mug untouched as he watched the handsome, rough-looking boy of twenty-four with a half smile.…
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