Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 422
t maybe it s that cheer ; it proclaimed confidence and affec-tion, and it heartened them so that when thedust of battle had blown aside the man withthe ball lay across the thirty-yard line. It was maddening. Only thirty yards to go,only six trampled white lines to cross, and nottime enough to do… … ROY LEAPED UPWARD AND FORWARD, CLEARING HIM BY A FOOT. (SEE PAGE 3O3.) because they re finding their pace. The whistlewill blow, I 11 bet a cooky, just when we reon the edge of a score ! Look at Jack Rogers ;he s over there by the side-lines. See ? I 11bet he does nt know whether he s on his heador…
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