Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 358
, I believe they wouldhave a far greater measure of success inplay. Almost every boy or girl who rides a bi-cycle will recall how easy it was to hit a treewhen he or she began riding. Just as soon as at the Woodland Golf Club. A wild tee-shotat the third hole landed me in a little groveto the right… … oak. This, apparently, shut off any chance Imight take to reach the green. After study-ing the situation carefully, I came to the con-clusion that th5 shot for me to attempt was asafe pitch to the fairway. So I played with nothing else in mind. Justas it appeared that I had achieved my object,my…
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