Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 257
d get down to ahundred and sixty-five. Who s Mulford? inquired Ned. Afortune-teller? Proudtree ignored the sarcasm. Mul-ford s our coach. Hes all right, too. Thetrouble with me is Im awfully fond of sweetthings, and I- I ve been eating a lot of emlately. But I guess I can drop fourteenpounds if I… … •■ •HRI.U) FELLOWS! SALI TATTONS AND KVRRVTll evidently recovered from his peevishness,asked: What sort of football do they play here? Corking! answered Proudtree. I mean, Rugby or the other? Rugby! exclaimed Proudtree, scorn-fully. I guess not! We play regularfootball. Nobody plays Rugby around…
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