Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 170
ound the hall, cheering lust-ily; for, though they were beaten, they couldappreciate good play. Perhaps never, among all the triumphs of herlater years, when school-days were a thing ofthe past, did Betty Blake feel quite the samethrill of rapture as when, hoisted upon the shoul- I9I4-] THE GREATER… … ■SHE DODGED IN A WAY THAT BEWILDERED HER FOES,(see PAGE 684.) little place in it. It was not a personal triumph;the team, not Betty Blake, had won, and theglory was for the school: High Wold had de-feated Maiden Moor. They tasted one of the bigthings of life: participation in a well-fought,fairly…
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