Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 331
The umpire very properly de-clared the runner out. Then came the burning questionas to whether or not the run scored. The team at batdeclared that it did, the team in the field contended thatit did not, basing their claim on the rule that no runshall be scored on a force third out, and that this… … ■THEN ]HE PRINCE KISSED ■ CINDERELLAS HAND. (see page 8io.) 808 THE LUCKY STONE BY ABBIE FARWELL BROWN Author of The Flower Princess, The Lonesomest Doll, etc. Chapter XI THE FETE The day of the party brought a stranger to Bon-nyburn. From the afternoon train, as usual anhour late, stepped a tall,…
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