The Memories of Dean Hole
The Memories of Dean Hole
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CHAPTEK X.
CRICKETERS.
The love of cricket — An Oxford song— The good influence of cricket — Tom Barker — Fuller Pilch — Lilly white — Mynn — W. Clark — Guy — Box — R. Daft — George and Sam Parr — Country stories — My match at single wicket — Umpires — ' The Free Foresters ' — Remarkable incident at Leicester — Extraordinary scores— Should clergymen play at cricket ?
The love of cricket, as of all manly games and sports, is innate in the hearts of Englishmen, especially in the northern and midl...and counties, * and in Somerset- shire, Gloucestershire, Middlesex, Surrey, and Kent. It first develops itself, according to my experience, in dab and billet, trap and ball, rounders (who that has ' run his side in ' ever forgets the delicious sensa- tion ?) ; expands into fives, rackets, tennis, and finally attains its full power and joy in cricket ! Wherefore 1 sang at Oxford, and the voices of the athletes made * Nottinghamshire produces more first-rate cricketers than any other county, and, the supply being in excess of the home demand, they are to be found in various parts of the land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTEK X.
CRICKETERS.
The love of cricket — An Oxford song— The good influence of cricket — Tom Barker — Fuller Pilch — Lilly white — Mynn — W. Clark — Guy — Box — R. Daft — George and Sam Parr — Country stories — My match at single wicket — Umpires — ' The Free Foresters ' — Remarkable incident at Leicester — Extraordinary scores— Should clergymen play at cricket ?
The love of cricket, as of all manly games and sports, is innate in the hearts of Englishmen, especially in the northern and midl...and counties, * and in Somerset- shire, Gloucestershire, Middlesex, Surrey, and Kent. It first develops itself, according to my experience, in dab and billet, trap and ball, rounders (who that has ' run his side in ' ever forgets the delicious sensa- tion ?) ; expands into fives, rackets, tennis, and finally attains its full power and joy in cricket ! Wherefore 1 sang at Oxford, and the voices of the athletes made * Nottinghamshire produces more first-rate cricketers than any other county, and, the supply being in excess of the home demand, they are to be found in various parts of the land.
What to read after The Memories of Dean Hole?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Reynolds Samuel Reynolds Hole to read onlineMoreLess
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