Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 176
pecially should eachone endeavor to have his clothes beautiful and gay, andto see that they are well-fitting and becoming to him,remembering that there will be present to see him themost charming ladies and the most noble gentlemen ofthe city, and whoever, therefore, appears badly dressedmakes of… … rHROWING THE BALL AT THE BEGINNING OF THE GAME. the players were expected only to wear differ-ent colors, distinguishing one side from theother. This was a somewhat impromptu game,and might be played whenever there weregathered enough nobles and gentlemen in an 164 FOOTBALL OF LONG AGO. [Dec.…
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