The Idler Magazine, volume Iii, June 1893
The Idler Magazine, volume Iii, June 1893
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I was caught at short leg after a patientinnings of ten, slightly marred, however, by about the same number ofchances. The Fourth Officer took my place. He began by nearly runningout his Captain. If point had not stopped to dance and rub his leg, thewicket must have fallen. Then the new-comer settled down and played withgreat care, and irritated the bowlers extremely by giving them adviceand criticising their efforts. Once they sent him so slow a ball that itnever reached the wicket at all. The...n our Fourth Officer rushed out andhit it after it had stopped, and so, rather ingeniously, scored two. Itwas a revolutionary sort of stroke, and the umpire said it must not becounted, but the batsman insisted upon having the runs put down. Ofcourse, to argue with any umpire is madness. This black one simplywaited for the next over, and then gave our Fourth Officer out "legbefore. " There was a great argument, but the umpire's ruling had to beupheld, and the batsman retired, declaring that he would never playcricket with savages again as long as he lived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was caught at short leg after a patientinnings of ten, slightly marred, however, by about the same number ofchances. The Fourth Officer took my place. He began by nearly runningout his Captain. If point had not stopped to dance and rub his leg, thewicket must have fallen. Then the new-comer settled down and played withgreat care, and irritated the bowlers extremely by giving them adviceand criticising their efforts. Once they sent him so slow a ball that itnever reached the wicket at all. The...n our Fourth Officer rushed out andhit it after it had stopped, and so, rather ingeniously, scored two. Itwas a revolutionary sort of stroke, and the umpire said it must not becounted, but the batsman insisted upon having the runs put down. Ofcourse, to argue with any umpire is madness. This black one simplywaited for the next over, and then gave our Fourth Officer out "legbefore. " There was a great argument, but the umpire's ruling had to beupheld, and the batsman retired, declaring that he would never playcricket with savages again as long as he lived.
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