In School And Out of School
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" The discou- raged bat's-man looked first at the bat, and then at the wickets. " Oh, it's quite down, " said one ! " Ah, but, " rejoined he, " it was an uncommonly deceptive ball ; besides the ground is so rough ; the blocking notch is not in the right place, and just see what a round-bat I've got. "Nevermind, " replied one, with a significant nod of the head, " you're out, that's enough for us. " " That's the way to get the notches, " said another, * ; rubbing his hands heartily together. " "... A famous short stop, " added a third ; " I thought you said you had a knack at blocking. " " Mind your middle stump, " cried a fourth. \y e ' r e done, " exclaimed one, of the " In- side. " " Never mind, " returned the crest-fallen 74 A SAD ACCIDENT.
champion, as he reluctantly gave up his bat, and slipt one sleeve of his jacket on his arm, " there is another innings yet, it will be our turn by-and-bye. " As these remarks are considered quite fair on the cricket ground, they did not appear to excite the least animosity of feeling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The discou- raged bat's-man looked first at the bat, and then at the wickets. " Oh, it's quite down, " said one ! " Ah, but, " rejoined he, " it was an uncommonly deceptive ball ; besides the ground is so rough ; the blocking notch is not in the right place, and just see what a round-bat I've got. "Nevermind, " replied one, with a significant nod of the head, " you're out, that's enough for us. " " That's the way to get the notches, " said another, * ; rubbing his hands heartily together. " "... A famous short stop, " added a third ; " I thought you said you had a knack at blocking. " " Mind your middle stump, " cried a fourth. \y e ' r e done, " exclaimed one, of the " In- side. " " Never mind, " returned the crest-fallen 74 A SAD ACCIDENT.
champion, as he reluctantly gave up his bat, and slipt one sleeve of his jacket on his arm, " there is another innings yet, it will be our turn by-and-bye. " As these remarks are considered quite fair on the cricket ground, they did not appear to excite the least animosity of feeling.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by One Who Knows Both to read onlineMoreLess
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