Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 126
andregrets it in the spring. He honors good foot-ballplayers and despises poor players. He will talkfoot-ball in season and out of season. Rugby foot-ball is quite different from the Eton and Harrowgame. It is much rougher, though Rugbeians nowsigh over it, and declare that it is not played half… … THE GATEWAY AT RUGBY. school, when the game became a battle, and thehead-master had to interfere and stop the match,because it was so little like play. That wasin the brave days of old. Those old ways havebeen changed. Not very long ago rules weremade declaring that, Though it is lawful to Fagging…
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