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| Twenty-five yards with four Muggledorfer men hanging on his legs |
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| "Aye ent care to stop," he said. "Aye kent suit you, Master Bost" |
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| He pulled himself together and touched Ole gently | 26 |
| There wasn't a college anywhere around us that didn't have Ole's hoofmarks all over its pride |
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| Martha caused some mild sensation | 63 |
| My, but that girl was a wonder! | 74 |
| "Har's das spy!" he yelled. "Kill him, fallers; he ban a spy!" |
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| We spent another five minutes hoisting him aboard a prehistoric plug |
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| He may have been fat, but how he could run! | 132 |
| Naturally I was somewhat dazzled | 147 |
| He was so bashful that his voice blushed when he used it |
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| With our colors on and four particularly wicked-looking chair legs in our hands |
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| Our peculiar style of pushing a football right through the thorax of the whole middle west |
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| "If you don't like that beanbag, eat it" | 220 |
| He invited Miss Spencer to go street-car riding with him |
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| You can always spot these family friends | 252 |
| It was a blow between the eyes | 264 |
| "How are all the other good old chaps?" she said | 270 |
| Why, they even made us cut chapel to go walking with them |
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AT GOOD OLD SIWASH
CHAPTER I
OLE SKJARSEN'S FIRST TOUCHDOWN
Am I going to the game Saturday? Am I? Me? Am I going to eat some more food this year? Am I going to draw my pay this month? Am I going to do any more breathing after I get this lungful used up? All foolish questions, pal. Very silly conversation. Pshaw!
Am I going to the game, you ask me? Is the sun going to get up to-morrow? You couldn't keep me away from that game if you put a protective tariff of seventy-eight per cent ad valorem, whatever that means, on the front gate. I came out to this town on business, and I'll have to take an extra fare train home to make up the time; but