Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 88
ttle, butfor days he was differ-ent. He kept alone, andthere were times whenhe looked as people aresaid to look who are fighting themselves.Then suddenly he was himself again; andthat afternoon he sought out Ralph Howard,who was mowing a lawn uptown. Look here, he began abruptly, didyou ever hear… … I XL DO YOUR WORK, LARRY TOLD HIM pitch the Spalding game. We cant affordto lose that one. Ralph was the most surprised boy in sevencounties, but all he said was, I have towork. I 11 do your work, Larry told him.You? You are the pitcher. You mustpractise. 720 THE WINNER THAT DID NOT PLAY [May I 11…
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