Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 635
m no inflated opinion of his own importance,for he was a sensible chap, but it did makehim feel that the teams showing next 1141 1142 TAKING A HINT FROM HANNIBAL [Sept. season, especially in the Auburn game, de-pended a little more on him than on theothers. Auburn was Miltons deadliest enemyin… … I THINK YOU RE AWFULLY NICE, STAN given his school a gymnasium, where theboys kept fit during the winter and thushad the jump on their rivals when springcame. Milton could not match this. In spiteof themselves, her men became soft in thewinter; and in the spring, having no regularcoach, they rushed…
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