Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 451
n balls legally en-titles the batter to that base, and it was impossible toforce him out at a base that the rules gave him. Onepresident put it that the runner scored on the wildpitch. Common sense would cause the umpire to allow thisrun. Since the batter was able to go to second withoutbeing… … When Robert chooses what to play, It s always Table Round,And there are jousts and tourneys gay. And victors to be crowned.And he is Lancelot again, James is Sir Kay, of course,And Charlotte likes to be Elaine, But I,—I m just a horse ! Japan s what Charlotte likes to do. So she can be the queenAnd…
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