For Yardley a Story of Track And Field
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"He says they ran like rabbits when he pounced out on them. ' 'Did, eh? Then how does it happen he got flat on his back, I wonder. Looks more as though our fellows ran into him instead of away from him! Thompson says- There Harry pulled up.
"Who's Thompson?" asked Cotton.
"My roommate, Arthur Thompson. ' "Oh, was he one of them?' : 'Of course he wasn't, " answered Harry, with 209 FOR YARDLEY a fine show of indignation. "But, ' he added, prompted by vanity, "I know every one of them. ' "Yes, you... do!' : ' replied Cotton, skeptically.
"I do! I could give you the name of every fellow who went to Broad wood that night. ' "Go ahead and I'll believe you, ' laughed Cotton.
"Well, I guess not! You'd go and tell the fellows over there, and then your principal would get hold of it and write to Toby about it. You run away and play!' : "What do you think I am?" asked Cotton, evi- dently pained and grieved by Harry's suspicions. "Of course I wouldn't tell. I just want to know myself, that's all. I've had my suspicions all along, and I'd like to know whether they are right or not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He says they ran like rabbits when he pounced out on them. ' 'Did, eh? Then how does it happen he got flat on his back, I wonder. Looks more as though our fellows ran into him instead of away from him! Thompson says- There Harry pulled up.
"Who's Thompson?" asked Cotton.
"My roommate, Arthur Thompson. ' "Oh, was he one of them?' : 'Of course he wasn't, " answered Harry, with 209 FOR YARDLEY a fine show of indignation. "But, ' he added, prompted by vanity, "I know every one of them. ' "Yes, you... do!' : ' replied Cotton, skeptically.
"I do! I could give you the name of every fellow who went to Broad wood that night. ' "Go ahead and I'll believe you, ' laughed Cotton.
"Well, I guess not! You'd go and tell the fellows over there, and then your principal would get hold of it and write to Toby about it. You run away and play!' : "What do you think I am?" asked Cotton, evi- dently pained and grieved by Harry's suspicions. "Of course I wouldn't tell. I just want to know myself, that's all. I've had my suspicions all along, and I'd like to know whether they are right or not.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbour Ralph Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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