Monthly Archives: February 2008

That evening they went over to Hensey and called on Jack Innes and Amy

told the story of their adventures to a roomful of fellows who utterly refused to believe a word of it until Clint had subscribed to the main facts and the watch and scarfpin had been passed around That evening they … Continue reading

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But the next morning that knee was stiff and painful and although Amy

again administered to it, it was all Clint could do to hobble to Wendell for breakfast But the next morning that knee was stiff and painful and although Amy again administered to it, it was all Clint could do to … Continue reading

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“Awake, Amy?” whispered Clint

“Awake, Amy?” whispered Clint.

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“You do, eh?” demanded Edwards

“You do, eh?” demanded Edwards. “Suppose you tell us all about it, Amy. Give us of your wisdom, O enlightened one.”

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“No, I don’t

“No, I don’t. He wouldn’t care to have Josh know about the violin business. What he will do is to put arsenic in our tea some day, I guess.”

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But Pennington Durkin was making too much noise on his instrument to

hear the remonstrances at first, and it was not until some impatient neighbour sallied forth and pounded frantically at the portal of Number 13 that the wailing ceased But Pennington Durkin was making too much noise on his instrument to … Continue reading

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CHAPTER XVIII

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“I’ll bet anything!” said Steve Edwards, “that they had two balls that

day! If they didn’t, I’m blessed if I can see how they got that one across the field there “I’ll bet anything!” said Steve Edwards, “that they had two balls that day! If they didn’t, I’m blessed if I can … Continue reading

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“Then you let me go, Byrd! I didn’t hurt his old fiddle!”

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“Well, I’d always liked tennis,” conceded Chase

“Well, I’d always liked tennis,” conceded Chase. “Funny thing, though, that, after all, I got hurt worse in tennis than I did in four years of football.” Clint looked curious and Chase went on. “I was playing in a doubles … Continue reading

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