The Girl And the Game : And Other College Stories
The Girl And the Game : And Other College Stories
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Yes, the boy is going to try for the Freshman eleven/^ There, now, Dick. You have met him!
You have held the hand that held the foot- ball that won that never-to-be-forgotten vic- tory. And he has spoken to you, addressed a whole sentence all to you alone, and run his eye over your Freshman figure — not al- together disapprovingly either. No wonder you mop your brow; it was a mighty mo- ment. Now aren't you glad I instead of your father came with you? Your father gives you some of the advantage...s of a col- lege education, but he couldn't have done that. I believe you respect me more than you ever did before. A proud moment, Dick; only bear up to-morrow if he forgets all about it, for all Freshmen look alike to Seniors, and think of how many more im- portant things such a Senior has on his mighty mind. Just think, Dick, some day you will be a Senior yourself, but never, even if your wildest dreams are fulfilled, will you feel so great and grand a§ that 229 TALKS WITH A KID BROTHER plump boy seems to you at this moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, the boy is going to try for the Freshman eleven/^ There, now, Dick. You have met him!
You have held the hand that held the foot- ball that won that never-to-be-forgotten vic- tory. And he has spoken to you, addressed a whole sentence all to you alone, and run his eye over your Freshman figure — not al- together disapprovingly either. No wonder you mop your brow; it was a mighty mo- ment. Now aren't you glad I instead of your father came with you? Your father gives you some of the advantage...s of a col- lege education, but he couldn't have done that. I believe you respect me more than you ever did before. A proud moment, Dick; only bear up to-morrow if he forgets all about it, for all Freshmen look alike to Seniors, and think of how many more im- portant things such a Senior has on his mighty mind. Just think, Dick, some day you will be a Senior yourself, but never, even if your wildest dreams are fulfilled, will you feel so great and grand a§ that 229 TALKS WITH A KID BROTHER plump boy seems to you at this moment.
What to read after The Girl And the Game : And Other College Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams, Jesse Lynch, 1871-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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