Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 59
mselves when they caught, sonone of them were at all bow-legged, and that wascertainly an advantage over two-legged boys. But they never played marbles, for they could notkneel down properly, though it was a great saving favors. This made the Centaurs envious, and theydid their best to make the… … CHIEON S SCHOOL—THE LITTLE CENTAUR SPEAKS HIS PIECE. in trouser-knees. They ran races, though, andmade splendid time. Rhcetus was the best racerfor two school terms, so the record said, and thename of the champion for the next year must havebeen kicked off out of envy, for our explorernoticed a big…
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