Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 285
? Nance, understanding Elizabeths motive in notwishing to play before Roy, nodded. But thelatter would not hear of their giving up the game. If you wont play, I 11 go, he said decidedly.The story can wait, but you are nt always sureof such tennis weather as this. There seemed to be no alternative.… … ELIZABETH GOES SHOPPING. (SEE PAGE 790 Elizabeth took her position, and with an awk-ward swoop of her racket, sent the first ball spin-ning twenty feet out of the court. The next oneshe served into the net. She made herself asawkward as possible, and, when it came time forNance to serve, acted just…
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