Monthly Archives: January 2008

“Manningsville, Delaware,” replied the manager. “It’s a whopping big school, with about three hundred fellows, and last year they licked about everyone they met up with.”

began a story of an uncle of his who had contracted blood-poisoning from the dye in his stockings When the laughter had ceased, Ruddie, who seemed a serious-minded youth, began a story of an uncle of his who had contracted … Continue reading →

Carmine caught and eluded half the enemy before he was forced over the side line for a gain of eight yards Claflin failed to gain on two downs and punted short to midfield, where Carmine caught and eluded half the … Continue reading →

Clint smiled. “Thanks, Byrd, but what about?”

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 →

“Easy, easy!” The stranger held up a hand. “I thought from what I saw that this gentleman was quite neutral. How about it?” He turned to Clint.

It was.

“Doing what?” asked Clint from the twilight.

“I do hope you get it,” said Clint with genuine sympathy. “I suppose you couldn’t–couldn’t find any way to work through, Durkin.”