Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 690
any effort. This is also a sprint distance, and the athleteshould take regular sprint training. But as thetwo hundred and twenty yards hurdle is longerthan the high hurdles, he should run two hun-dred and twenty yards and three hundred yardson the flat occasionally. Here, again, the ath-lete must… … MAROONED. By Kate Dickinson Sweetser. You re a coward—just like all girls!said Jimmie, with supreme contempt. I m not a coward! retorted Eleanor, hissister, with much dignity and decision. Boysare nt any braver than girls, anyhow. They getfrightened at different things, thats all. And Ijust guess I…
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