The Great Secret of Shadow Pantomimes Or Harlequin in the Shades How to Get
The Great Secret of Shadow Pantomimes Or Harlequin in the Shades How to Get
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, and change about, as new side take their places, and then commence to play. The pitcher throws ball and batter misses it ; short stop catches it and throws it to pitchur ; referee calls : "*0/ie strike. " Then pitcher throws the ball, and it hits the striker's legs, and he tumbles forward over it on to the floor. Keferee says: "That's a daisy cutler ; he falls like the leaves fall. " Then the striker gets up ready to play, and stands in position ; then the pitcher throws the ball, and he hits... it and knocks it over the light, and person at back of light catches it. Then striker runs off on opposite side ; the ball is thrown to pitcher, who throws it off after striker, and all cry: "Out;" but the referee says: " Second base play. " An- other stiiker takes his position, and pitcher throws the ball, and the striker hits it and it goes over the light, and must be caught by somebody at back ; and the referee calls out : " That's a sky-scraper, " and the previous striker runs in, and the last striker runs off and back again, as if he had ran to the bases; and the referee says: " Two home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, and change about, as new side take their places, and then commence to play. The pitcher throws ball and batter misses it ; short stop catches it and throws it to pitchur ; referee calls : "*0/ie strike. " Then pitcher throws the ball, and it hits the striker's legs, and he tumbles forward over it on to the floor. Keferee says: "That's a daisy cutler ; he falls like the leaves fall. " Then the striker gets up ready to play, and stands in position ; then the pitcher throws the ball, and he hits... it and knocks it over the light, and person at back of light catches it. Then striker runs off on opposite side ; the ball is thrown to pitcher, who throws it off after striker, and all cry: "Out;" but the referee says: " Second base play. " An- other stiiker takes his position, and pitcher throws the ball, and the striker hits it and it goes over the light, and must be caught by somebody at back ; and the referee calls out : " That's a sky-scraper, " and the previous striker runs in, and the last striker runs off and back again, as if he had ran to the bases; and the referee says: " Two home.
What to read after The Great Secret of Shadow Pantomimes Or Harlequin in the Shades How to Get?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tony Denier to read onlineMoreLess
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