In the midst of all gambling, "Moons likely the judge would have a wrong his own self if he had lived a year or so longer." He drank considerable more, he'd ought, and he ran bosses and fit cocks, and played poker like mad, not being lucky at none on them. Consequently, the family state was mostly squandered, and Billy was bound. And by the time he was grown up, he had been disgraced if he had lived a short longer, but as it was, they couldn't nobody say nothing against him. And he was that high-sustained and pretty up to the day of his death what they couldn't be no mistake about him. He was that high-sustained and pretty up to the day of his death what they couldn't be no mistake about him. But they couldn't nobody say nothing against the judge. He was always a gentleman while he lived, and he died an honest man.  Got buried like a farmer, and the distance all come onto Hilly and the winner.
"Sho" was rough on him. Bell's quality he couldn't be expected to do to work, and not having been learned how to play poker like his part ought to do, they didn't expect to be doing so, they didn't have to be doing so, they didn't have to be doing so. 