The Shortstop
The Shortstop
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I '11 bet it 's in a garret some- where. He sells papers and shines shoes.
And he 's as proud as he 's game — you can't give him anything. Base-ball he 's crazy over." **So is my brother, and he's a cripple too." ** Every boy likes base-ball, and if he does n't, he's not a boy." Chase left Castorious then and went downstairs, for he expected to meet sev- eral of the young men who boarded with him, and who had invited him to spend the evening with them. They came pres- ently and carried him off ...to an entertain- ment in one of the halls. Here his new MITTIE-MARU 113 friends, Harris, Drake, and Mandle, led him from one group of boys and girls to another, and introduced him with evi- dent pride in their opportunity. It was a church fair and well attended. Chase had never seen so many pretty girls.
Being rather backward, he did not very soon notice what was. patent to all — that he was the young man of the hour — and when he did see he felt as if he wanted to run away. Facing Mac and the players was easier than trying to talk to these gracious ladies and whispering, arch-eyed girls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I '11 bet it 's in a garret some- where. He sells papers and shines shoes.
And he 's as proud as he 's game — you can't give him anything. Base-ball he 's crazy over." **So is my brother, and he's a cripple too." ** Every boy likes base-ball, and if he does n't, he's not a boy." Chase left Castorious then and went downstairs, for he expected to meet sev- eral of the young men who boarded with him, and who had invited him to spend the evening with them. They came pres- ently and carried him off ...to an entertain- ment in one of the halls. Here his new MITTIE-MARU 113 friends, Harris, Drake, and Mandle, led him from one group of boys and girls to another, and introduced him with evi- dent pride in their opportunity. It was a church fair and well attended. Chase had never seen so many pretty girls.
Being rather backward, he did not very soon notice what was. patent to all — that he was the young man of the hour — and when he did see he felt as if he wanted to run away. Facing Mac and the players was easier than trying to talk to these gracious ladies and whispering, arch-eyed girls.
What to read after The Shortstop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grey, Zane, 1872-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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