Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 40
on the end ofTommys tongue to answer, Rice-pudding; but Jack gave him aglance, and he remembered hiswarning. Same old pudding, Fatty, he piped up —everybody is called by his nickname at trainingtable. Instantly, to Tommys intense bewilderment,each one at the table hurled something atFatty. Oranges,… … TOMMY WOULD RIG HIMSELF UP IN SWEATERS AND JERSEYS MILES TOO BIG,AND RUN RACES WITH THE HAMMER-THROWER. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) was not known, but every newcomer at train-ing table had this same innocent questionasked him. If, ignorant of the custom, he gavethe name of the pudding, every one at the…
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