-She married for love, and the love turned to dust.

-She had children, but she couldn¡¯t them.

-Although they lived in style, they felt always anxiety in the house.

-Children could hear ¡°There must be more money! There must be more money!¡± all the time when they were in the haunted house.

-One they Paul asked to his mom why they were not rich

-She said, neither her husband nor herself have luck.

-Paul wanted to get luck; also he thought he had luck.

-He would sit on the rocking horse, charging madly into space.

-He knew the horse could take him to where there was luck.

-Uncle Oscar was delighted to find that his small nephew was posted with all racing news.

-Paul said the Uncle that he was a partner with Basset and he (Paul) could know who will win in races.

-¡°Daffodil¡± Paul doubted it about the race and Paul won the race.

-When the Leger came, Paul was sure about ¡®Lively Spark¡¯ and it came in first.

-Paul said he started that race because of his mother who didn¡¯t have luck.

more money¡¯ makes reader little bit uneasily while they are reading.

children she couldn¡¯t love them. She was a woman who got luck (money)

-Two nights before Derby, when she was coming from party she felt strange anxiety at her heart.

- She was beautiful and she started with all the advantage. But she had no

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