The Head Coach
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He was evidently inciting them to mutiny; but Kingsland stood waiting in an attitude of stolid composure, watch in hand, in no great distress of mind. At length he called crisply: ''One minute more. If you don't line up then I'll go ahead with substitutes in your places." "Go ahead and be hanged!" shouted Martin.
"We are through. We quit right here. I won't play on the scrubs, and your best players say I am dead right. They've got enough of you. They will quit with me. Now, go ahead and run you...r imi- tation foot-ball team to suit yourself." "This is really better than I dared hope for," politely replied the coach, waving the rebels adieu.
"I expected to have more trouble in getting rid of you and your partners, Martin." The mutinous veterans stalked from the field with haughty strides, and were instantly surrounded by clamorous undergraduates who began to cheer them. Presently a disorderly parade fell in behind these shabby heroes and escorted them toward the gymnasium, Martin and Jenkins in the van.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was evidently inciting them to mutiny; but Kingsland stood waiting in an attitude of stolid composure, watch in hand, in no great distress of mind. At length he called crisply: ''One minute more. If you don't line up then I'll go ahead with substitutes in your places." "Go ahead and be hanged!" shouted Martin.
"We are through. We quit right here. I won't play on the scrubs, and your best players say I am dead right. They've got enough of you. They will quit with me. Now, go ahead and run you...r imi- tation foot-ball team to suit yourself." "This is really better than I dared hope for," politely replied the coach, waving the rebels adieu.
"I expected to have more trouble in getting rid of you and your partners, Martin." The mutinous veterans stalked from the field with haughty strides, and were instantly surrounded by clamorous undergraduates who began to cheer them. Presently a disorderly parade fell in behind these shabby heroes and escorted them toward the gymnasium, Martin and Jenkins in the van.
What to read after The Head Coach?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Scribner's Sons. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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