Monthly Archives: July 2007

a notice from the post office apprising him that there was a registered parcel there which would be delivered to him on presentation of this notice and satisfactory identification Two days later Harmon Dreer, looking for mail in Main Hall, … Continue reading →

or not Saunders and the others approved of his presence But life was too busy to leave him much time for troubling about whether or not Saunders and the others approved of his presence. His work was cut out for … Continue reading →

squeezed from the half-back’s arms, bound into air The shout came frantically from somewhere and Clint saw the pigskin, squeezed from the half-back’s arms, bound into air. A blue-sleeved arm shot toward it, and another, but the ball, bouncing away … Continue reading →

doesn’t seem so “I’ve read,” said Amy, “that freezing was a pleasant death, but it doesn’t seem so. Maybe, though, it’s painful just at first.” He arose with a groan and followed Clint down the slope. There were more briers, … Continue reading →

“Yes, he’ll be here in a day or two, I think. Robey had a letter from him last week.”

Clint mumbled “You’d better wash them of some of that dirt I see and come to supper,” Clint mumbled. “Gee, if I’d talked half as much as you have in the last ten minutes I’d be starved!”

“Penny’s told it just the way it happened, sir. Beaufort wanted to fight and Penny wouldn’t until Beaufort made him. There wasn’t any stone thrown, Mr. Daley.”

Just then Dreer and his friend came into sight. Clint watched hopefully. They were headed straight down the slope and he was just going to lean his head back against the rock again when Beaufort suddenly hunched his shoulders and … Continue reading →

the Maroon-and-Grey trotted back around the corner of the grand-stand But the rest of Clint’s remark was drowned by the cheer that went up as the Maroon-and-Grey trotted back around the corner of the grand-stand. A moment later Chambers returned … Continue reading →

you couldn’t keep him away if you tried, I guess “He said in the Spring he didn’t think he could,” explained Jack, “but you couldn’t keep him away if you tried, I guess. You second team fellows will know what … Continue reading →