81.  The lucky ones sleep two-by-two in the overhead luggage racks.

82.  The men were sent to Japan, where the lucky ones lived out the war in work camps.

83.  The lucky one who retrieves the ball is awarded a gold coin.

84.  The lucky ones escape unharmed.

85.  The lucky ones found furnished apartments with stacks of wood outside for the stoves.

86.  The lucky ones have chairs and play on a wide table.

87.  The lucky ones survived and made their way to Montreal, Boston, New York, Philadelphia and other centers of the Irish diaspora.

88.  The lucky ones will be caught and taken to the pound and at least die a humane death there.

89.  The lucky ones can stay on until the end of the year.

90.  The lucky ones snag a ride.