Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 23
he first place, there was tennis on the smoothclay courts, Roy and Chub engaging in doubleswith a pair of ambitious friends who ratherprided themselves on their prowess with racketand ball. After four sets, Roy and Chub had re-tired, having won three out of the four. Dick,meanwhile, went down in… … THE NEXT MOMENT THEY WERE ALL SHAKING HANDS ON THE LANDING. (see page 594.) 592 CAPTAIN CHUB 593 crowded aboard, only one hesitated to give or-ders, and that one only because he became sea-sick as soon as the yacht left her moorings.)There was more tennis after the cruise was com-pleted, in which…
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