Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 129
s health and succeededin his college career entirely by taking up acourse of training for athletics. As the writer recalls this and many similarcases, and sees the results in himself of fouryears of training, he feels like advising everyboy to be an athlete. Go in for athletics!Go in for training!… … PLEASED WITH HIMSELF. I saw a little, wiggling worm, Uncertain what to do,Who simply squirmed his little squirm, Until the day was through. I want to know, the little worm Exclaimed as he expired, If one but wiggles all day long, ( What more can be desired ? Theodore C. Williams. WHAT WILLIE DID.
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