Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 444
you think, eh ? 1912.] CROFTON CHUMS 321 Y-yes, agreed Sargent, but I have Endicottsword for it that he s all right, and you knowEndicott s a good judge, Johnny. Jim did nt exactly relish putting himself underBrandon Garys charge, but there was evidently to revolve on its shorter axis; also that in… … LOOK HERE, DEMANDED JIM, WHAT DID YOU TELL DUNCAN SARGENT ABOUT ME? no help for it. Gary, looking very well in hisfoot-ball togs, was coaching, with a noticeablelack of enthusiasm, some twelve or fourteen mem-bers of the third squad, who stood about in a cir-cle and passed the ball to each other.…
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