The Return of Alfred
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Each time he fielded the ball, he was the recipient of loud and ironical cheers. If it were skied, no matter in what direction, the Little Bilstead players were exhorted to "Let Mist' Alfred have it. " Little Bilstead remembered it against Alfred Warren that in the past he had never sought to dissimulate his contempt for field sports. They saw in his turning-out with the home team a deliberate effort to curry public favour, and they made no effort to disguise their con- tempt.
The score mounted... rapidly, the man with the brown pad quickly getting going. His specialty was leg hits. He waited patiently until the ball came on the leg side, then he promptly whacked it round to the boundary.
SMITH BECOMES A POPULAR HERO 197 The Little Bilstead bowling grew erratic, and the wicket-keeper became demoralised and loudly re- proached the bowlers. Bye after bye was scored until, after a whispered conversation with Yardley, Smith displaced long-stop, with the result that one source of revenue was cut off from the Upper Saxton scoring- sheet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each time he fielded the ball, he was the recipient of loud and ironical cheers. If it were skied, no matter in what direction, the Little Bilstead players were exhorted to "Let Mist' Alfred have it. " Little Bilstead remembered it against Alfred Warren that in the past he had never sought to dissimulate his contempt for field sports. They saw in his turning-out with the home team a deliberate effort to curry public favour, and they made no effort to disguise their con- tempt.
The score mounted... rapidly, the man with the brown pad quickly getting going. His specialty was leg hits. He waited patiently until the ball came on the leg side, then he promptly whacked it round to the boundary.
SMITH BECOMES A POPULAR HERO 197 The Little Bilstead bowling grew erratic, and the wicket-keeper became demoralised and loudly re- proached the bowlers. Bye after bye was scored until, after a whispered conversation with Yardley, Smith displaced long-stop, with the result that one source of revenue was cut off from the Upper Saxton scoring- sheet.
What to read after The Return of Alfred?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenkins Herbert George to read onlineMoreLess
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