Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 194
his she had been mistaken. Itwould be very hard to dislike Jimmy for anylength of time, for he possessed a certainquality that drew people to him. Dressedin his white knickerbockers, with his lighthair kept from his face by a handkerchief,and playing as an equal with people twiceand even thrice his… … NOW YOUNG MAN, SHE SAID, YOU STAND HERE was interesting to have father and son play-ing against each other, and both seemed toenjoy the encounter. In the many timesthat Jimmy and Mr. Dodd had played to-gether, the son had discovered that his fathercould not handle well low balls on his back-hand,…
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