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59645	And if we lose, you will charge it to some adverse fate, wo n''t you, Larry?
59645	And why, I should like to know?
59645	And, by the way, is n''t there danger of their getting what you call''a goose- egg''in this game, Alice?
59645	Are you going to throw off on us in that way?
59645	But what evil purpose could he have?
59645	But you are not afraid of our losing, are you, Larry? 59645 Dictionary?"
59645	Did n''t I say that the Catalpas would win?
59645	Did n''t I tell you so?
59645	Did n''t I tell you, Larry Boyne, to beware of that young man?
59645	Does he love him so?
59645	Going to be beaten?
59645	How was that?
59645	How''s that, Rough?
59645	I did n''t tell you, did I, doctor, that I dreamed, last night, that we had won the game? 59645 I tell you that''s a lie?"
59645	I wonder ef it will be safe to tackle her for news from Galena?
59645	If our nine were all like that Larry Boyne; why, is n''t he just splendid? 59645 It is an excellent choice, Alice, my child, do n''t you think so?"
59645	It looks as it did in the war, when the news from Shiloh and Vicksburg was coming in; does n''t it, doctor?
59645	It''s real mean of them, is n''t it, papa?
59645	It''s the championship of the Northern District, is it not, my child?
59645	My papa knows that I am so much interested in the new nine scheme, why should n''t I tell him that this is what I think about the re- organization?
59645	Smart boy, Bill; but why should he go to the next block below the grounds when there is an office in the building? 59645 These men are visitors; ca n''t you behave yourselves?"
59645	They do n''t know us, do they, Larry? 59645 Think?"
59645	To say nothing of Miss Alice?
59645	What do you know about the game? 59645 What do you mean by that, Hi Porter?"
59645	What do you think of that for an opinion, Larry?
59645	What do you think of the woman in the corner who said that the Calumets were only encouraging us on to our defeat?
59645	What does Tom Selby know about the game, and how could I sell the game in Catalpa? 59645 What does it signify, anyhow?"
59645	What would you think if our nine were to play the Calumets, papa?
59645	What''s the use of your getting into a debate, every day or two, about some mysterious young lady that you two fellows are thinking about? 59645 Where are you two fellows going to dinner?"
59645	Where did you get this?
59645	Where did you send Hiram''s despatch to?
59645	Where now, Larry?
59645	Who is she? 59645 Why does the numbskull tell us to hurrah for our nine when both sides have a zero?"
59645	Why should Ben want to eat Larry up?
59645	Why, every town north of Bloomington, as far as I know, has got a champion base ball nine, and why should Catalpa be behind the rest? 59645 Why, have n''t they just given the Jonesvilles a whitewash, as I think you call it, and the score is 15 to 8, with your favorites going to the bat?"
59645	Why, what is the matter with Al? 59645 Why,"said the girl,"do n''t you hope for the championship?
59645	You are a kind of overseeing providence, Anstress?
59645	You are not going to print anything about this disgraceful business in_ The Leaf_, are you?
59645	You do n''t imagine that Mr. Boyne heard that, do you, in all this noise?
59645	''The play''s the thing,''as Hamlet says; is n''t it Hamlet, papa?"
59645	And how could his telegram to his confederate, if he has one, get back here in Tom Selby''s message?"
59645	And if salaries were paid to the men, it was a professional club, was n''t it?
59645	Are we always going to be beaten by every scrubby nine that comes here, I''d like to know?"
59645	Boyne?"
59645	Boyne?"
59645	But I do n''t believe that; do you, doctor?"
59645	But I wonder what I put that young Irishman''s name at the head of the list for?"
59645	But how could we make a stand against one of our own number, merely on so vague a hint as that which we had?"
59645	Did Larry Boyne make a particularly fine running, one- hand catch in the practice of a winter''s afternoon?
59645	Did anybody ever hear of the like?
59645	Did he recommend any other players in the vicinity?
59645	Do n''t you remember he stole out after we had got through practicing, this noon, and was gone half an hour, or so?
59645	Do n''t you think Larry Boyne is the handsomest young fellow in the Nine, Alice?"
59645	Do n''t you think he is handsome enough to make a good player?"
59645	Do n''t you think it''s crooked?"
59645	Do you mind me?"
59645	Do you suppose that the Catalpas will keep this up all through the game?"
59645	Do you, Ally?"
59645	Does anybody over in town know anything about it?"
59645	Does that strike you favorably?"
59645	Fifth inning-- Catalpas, 0; Galenas, 0._"What in thunder does that mean?"
59645	Gals-- gallery; see?"
59645	He restrained himself, however, and said,"Why do you continually harp on the Judge''s daughter, Ben?
59645	Heaton?"
59645	Hev you heerd that any of your folks got a despatch from Galena givin''any account of how the ball opens?"
59645	Hey, Larry?"
59645	How do you think he would do?"
59645	How''s that, think ye?"
59645	Hunt up despatch to Hiram, sent to lodgings._''""What''s that despatch you''ve got there Hi?
59645	I do n''t pretend to know much about the game; not so much as my little daughter does, for example, but is n''t that about the way it strikes you?"
59645	I hope your men do n''t think of letting out Charlie?"
59645	I wonder if either will score a run in this game?
59645	I''m sure it''s bad news, is n''t it, Neddie?"
59645	If Larry Boyne was paid a salary, why were not others?
59645	If they do n''t, I shall feel as if my time was wasted, sha n''t you, Alice?"
59645	Is it Tom''s?"
59645	Is n''t he handsome, Aunt Anstress?"
59645	Is n''t he perfectly horrid?"
59645	Is n''t that perfectly splendid?
59645	Is n''t that so, fellows?"
59645	Is not that what you are going out to get?"
59645	Know anything about it,''Squire?"
59645	Larry replied that that was precisely what Ben Burton thought, and Hiram ejaculated,"Oh, he does, does he?
59645	Larry''s cheeks flushed even deeper red as he replied,"There is no disgrace in hiring players to help out, I suppose,''Squire?
59645	Look out for fun.__ ALBERT HEATON._"What does he mean by looking out for fun; and who cares what Larry Boyne thinks?"
59645	Now is n''t it?"
59645	Now, why do you think that the Calumets are going to get away with us, to- morrow?"
59645	Oh, why did Tom do such a foolish thing as to send the message here?"
59645	Oh, you wanted to know about the prospects of the Catalpa Nine?
59645	Presently his thoughts took shape and he said:"Do n''t you think you are too smart a chap, Larry, to waste your time playing base ball?"
59645	Suppose we call a ball sent up there where Marm Deyo used to spread out her wonderful bed- quilts a foul ball?
59645	Ten feet did I say?
59645	Ten to one, did you say?
59645	They have made a glorious beginning, have n''t they, Albert?"
59645	Well, it does beat all natur'', do n''t it?
59645	What had family to do with base ball, anyway?
59645	Where was he?
59645	Who knows how he may turn out?
59645	Why ca n''t he play any more?"
59645	Why did n''t we see her?"
59645	Would Larry join the new nine?
59645	Would Van Orman serve at all?
59645	hey, Lew?
45990	And I suppose it was an accident that you kept at him with the feather so that he could n''t get any sleep?
45990	And why did n''t you tell about it before?
45990	And you''re sure you do n''t need the ten cents?
45990	Any new fellows here this term, Skeets?
45990	Are n''t they the modest little flowers?
45990	Are you all ready?
45990	Are you going to tell me who did it?
45990	Are you much hurt?
45990	Ashes?
45990	Been pretty busy?
45990	Betty''s a bully girl, is n''t she, Fred?
45990	But what are we going to do?
45990	But what?
45990	By the way, fellows,put in Skeets,"have you ever been to a maple sugar camp when the sap was running?"
45990	Ca n''t I?
45990	Can this be the Bobby Blake and Fred Martin who found my pocketbook and sent it back to me?
45990	Carry any loads of ashes lately?
45990	Could it have been the town council?
45990	Could n''t hit you in a thousand years, eh?
45990	Could n''t we get something to eat first?
45990	Did any one else see Blake throw the egg?
45990	Do n''t you fellows know that you ought never to stand under a tree in a thunderstorm?
45990	Do you know that, or are you only guessing?
45990	Do you know who Dago Joe is?
45990	Do you remember how he looked when he struck the water?
45990	Do you remember, Fred, that last game when Bobby pitched and we beat Belden by three to two?
45990	Do you think I''m a crook?
45990	Foxy boy, is n''t he?
45990	Fred had better behave himself or we''ll say''snowball''to him, wo n''t we, Betty?
45990	Hash?
45990	Have you got another stone bruise on your foot?
45990	Have you got it?
45990	Have you had enough?
45990	He only told the truth, did n''t he?
45990	He seems to be human, but is he?
45990	He would call me red- head, would he?
45990	He''s a sweet specimen, is n''t he?
45990	He''s that Italian fellow down town who goes about doing odd jobs, is n''t he?
45990	How about St. Valentine''s Day?
45990	How about it, Hicksley?
45990	How are you, Joe?
45990	How did Pee Wee manage to make it?
45990	How did you boys manage to be caught in there?
45990	How did you happen to be Johnny- on- the- spot this morning?
45990	How did you make out with training them, Mouser?
45990	How do you do it?
45990	How do you know I''ll get a chance to pitch?
45990	How do you know that any of us did?
45990	How do you know?
45990	How does Monatook Lake League strike you?
45990	How long do you think it will be before we can get an answer?
45990	How long do you think we''ll have to wait here?
45990	How many chances do I have?
45990	How many clubs are there to be in the league?
45990	How many do you fellows remember seeing?
45990	How much do we owe you?
45990	How''s that for a straight shot?
45990	I could n''t, eh?
45990	I did n''t dodge anyway, did I? 45990 I said it was a hunch, did n''t I?"
45990	Is n''t he a brick?
45990	Is n''t he a pippin?
45990	Is n''t it just bully?
45990	Is n''t she a prince?
45990	Is n''t the doctor a brick?
45990	Is that your father over there?
45990	Just what does that mean?
45990	Just which one of you was it that killed it?
45990	Like me, fur instance?
45990	Looking for any one?
45990	No, I have n''t any stone bruise,Pee Wee rapped back at him,"but how do you know I did n''t bark my shins when I had that tumble a few minutes ago?"
45990	No?
45990	Oh, Tiger''s a good friend of mine, are n''t you, Tiger?
45990	Oh, it''s you, is it?
45990	Oh, you own the car, do you? 45990 On your way to Belden?"
45990	Reminds you something of Plunkit''s Creek, does n''t it, Fred?
45990	Say, Fred,was Bobby''s last remark that night, as he slipped between the sheets,"is n''t it bully to be back in the old dormitory again?
45990	So you''re the butt- ins that mixed up in my affairs last night, are you?
45990	Some young friends of yours, Tommy?
45990	Suppose now-- just suppose-- that the money does n''t get to us before the train starts, what are we going to do?
45990	Take me out and put that fellow in?
45990	That new fellow?
45990	Those fellows just hate themselves, do n''t they?
45990	Thought you could dodge it, did you?
45990	Was n''t it luck that we happened along just at this minute?
45990	Was n''t that a dandy valentine?
45990	Was such a dirty trick ever heard of?
45990	Well, now that we''re sure that he did it, what are we going to do about it?
45990	Well, what about him?
45990	Well, what if he did?
45990	Well, what''s up?
45990	Were you looking at him at the time?
45990	What I want to know is which one of you sent this valentine?
45990	What are we going to do?
45990	What are you doing up this way, Joe?
45990	What are you going to do if you find out?
45990	What are you going to do, boss?
45990	What are you going to do?
45990	What did Frank mean by that?
45990	What did I tell you?
45990	What did I tell you?
45990	What did it?
45990	What did the old weather want to go and get so hot for all of a sudden?
45990	What did you do it for?
45990	What difference does that make?
45990	What do these young buckos want here?
45990	What do you care, if you''re so sure she ca n''t hit you?
45990	What do you mean, Frank? 45990 What do you mean?"
45990	What do you say to going to Joe and asking him right up and down whether he did it or not?
45990	What do you say to our making up a party and going out there to- morrow if Doc Raymond will let us go out of bounds?
45990	What do you say to rushing them and firing them out?
45990	What do you suppose that means anyway, fellows?
45990	What do you suppose the picture means?
45990	What do you suppose they''ll do to the thieves if they catch them?
45990	What do you think of that?
45990	What do you want?
45990	What does it say there?
45990	What else is there?
45990	What have you to say to this?
45990	What in the world are you fellows doing here?
45990	What is it?
45990	What is this valentine you''re making all this fuss about?
45990	What kind of fellow does he seem to be?
45990	What makes you think that?
45990	What will be the name of the league?
45990	What would you have done anyway, Bobby, if you''d found them under the tree?
45990	What''ll you do?
45990	What''s making that noise?
45990	What''s the answer?
45990	What''s the difference,asked Billy,"between a fisherman and a lazy scholar?"
45990	What''s the fellow up to anyway?
45990	What''s the matter with you boobs?
45990	What''s the price of strap oil, Tommy?
45990	What''s the rumpus here?
45990	What''s the use of letting him live?
45990	What''s the use?
45990	What''s this I hear about fighting?
45990	What''s your hurry?
45990	When was that?
45990	Which one of you boobs sent me this valentine?
45990	Which one of you fellows hit my horse?
45990	Who are to be the other two nines besides Belden and ourselves?
45990	Who could have done it?
45990	Who did that?
45990	Who did you think it was? 45990 Who do you suppose sent it?"
45990	Who put a knot in the leg of my pants?
45990	Who said he was?
45990	Who was it, I say?
45990	Who was it?
45990	Who was it?
45990	Who''s that talking about me?
45990	Why did n''t you keep that red mop of yours out of sight?
45990	Why did you do a thing like that?
45990	Why do n''t you tackle a feller of your size?
45990	Will you give me three shots?
45990	Will you play fair?
45990	Wo n''t they feel sore?
45990	Would n''t Bronson and Jinks be glad to have him there?
45990	You always stand up for your friends, do n''t you, Pat?
45990	You did, eh?
45990	You do n''t call yourself a man, do you?
45990	You fellows think you''re smart, do n''t you?
45990	You will jog my elbow, eh?
45990	You would n''t expect the rain to go up, would you?
45990	You would n''t like to be called a pig because you''re as fat as one, would you?
45990	You''re a little later than you expected to be, are n''t you?
45990	You?
45990	Are you willing to stand by your statement, or do you wish to take it back?"
45990	But why did he put it on you?"
45990	CHAPTER XVI WHO WAS GUILTY?
45990	Do n''t you think so, Frank?"
45990	Do you still stick to that, Hicksley?"
45990	Have any of you fellows got a time table?"
45990	What''s the use of getting into a row that will make your folks feel bad when they hear of it and perhaps bring you up before the doctor?"
45990	Where would Rockledge be now in the race for the pennant of the Monatook Lake League?
45990	Who asked you to butt in?"
45990	Who''s on top?
45990	do you smell that?"
45990	is n''t he reckless with his money?"
45990	what did I tell you?"
45990	what''s the fuss about?"
43940	Am I, dear? 43940 An account?
43940	And where is Mabel? 43940 Anon- non-- what do you mean?"
43940	Any one hurt?
43940	Are you Matson? 43940 Are you giving it to us straight?"
43940	Are you sure?
43940	Been taking a bath with all your clothes on?
43940	Bugs Hartley?
43940	But how about batting?
43940	But how did he get here?
43940	But how on earth could Braxton get here in time to do all this? 43940 But what''s the use of talking about it?
43940	Come now, Jim, is n''t that pretty far- fetched?
43940	Did n''t you?
43940	Did you by any chance catch sight of the jinx that''s been following us?
43940	Did you hear the leader say that he had his orders? 43940 Did you see it, John?"
43940	Did you see it?
43940	Did you see that hit, Robbie?
43940	Do n''t you know that Joe lives only a couple of hundred miles from here right over the border? 43940 Do n''t you really know, you old fence- breaker?"
43940	Do n''t you see that that''s just what the rascals want you to do? 43940 Do you mean anonymous letters?"
43940	Do you mean,asked Joe, after a moment in which surprise and indignation struggled for the mastery,"that that lemonade was doped?"
43940	Do you realize that only thirty- two batters faced you and that eleven of them went out on strikes? 43940 Do you remember what Jim said when we said good- by to McRae after the World Tour was over?"
43940	Got you rattled by that homer, did he?
43940	Have I got to wait that long?
43940	Have you gone daffy?
43940	Hello, what does that mean?
43940	How are you feeling? 43940 How do I know, honey?"
43940	How does it feel to be a hero, Joe?
43940	How have you been feeling, Momsey?
43940	How should I remember?
43940	If we can only break even with Cincinnati and get the little end of it in Chicago and St. Louis, what will Pittsburgh do to us?
43940	In the meantime, what shall we do about Bugs?
43940	Is n''t he a prince?
43940	Is n''t my home yours? 43940 Is n''t that boy a wonder, Mac?"
43940	It was a-- a fight?
43940	Just what do you mean by that, Doctor? 43940 Lemonade?"
43940	Mabel''s looking rippin'', do n''t you think?
43940	Nearly broke your back reaching for that one, eh?
43940	Not a batter, eh?
43940	Nothing really has happened to you, has it, Joe?
43940	Oh, Joe, what is it?
43940	Oh, come now, John,protested Robbie,"are n''t you going a little too strong?
43940	Oh, you wo n''t?
43940	Road blocked?
43940	Robbie hit the nail on the head, did he?
43940	Shall I pour you out a glass, sir?
43940	Some victory, eh, Joe?
43940	Sounds just like the old boy, does n''t it?
43940	That means, does it, that he will be out of the game for the rest of the season?
43940	The fellow that was with us on the World Tour?
43940	WHAT � S THE MATTER WITH YOUR HAND?
43940	WHAT''S THE MATTER WITH YOUR HAND?]
43940	Was I right when I said I was uneasy about that fellow being in the grandstand?
43940	Was n''t it something about bells?
43940	Well, what do you think now of my hunch?
43940	Well, what do you think the chances are of the Giants copping the flag again, old top?
43940	Well, who was it then?
43940	What are you trying to do? 43940 What chance have I got of hitting him, when I ca n''t even hit the ball he pitches?"
43940	What did I tell you, boys?
43940	What do you call this?
43940	What do you mean by saying I sent it up?
43940	What do you mean?
43940	What do you mean?
43940	What do you want with me?
43940	What is it then?
43940	What kept you so long, Joe?
43940	What were you looking at so steadily, Joe?
43940	What''s happened?
43940	What''s that fellow doing here? 43940 What''s that?"
43940	What''s that?
43940	What''s the big idea?
43940	What''s the big idea?
43940	What''s the idea?
43940	What''s the matter with you?
43940	What''s the matter with your hand? 43940 What''s the matter?"
43940	Where are you going?
43940	Where do you get that stuff? 43940 Where''s Joe?"
43940	Where''s your sand?
43940	Which one of them was it?
43940	Who gave you those orders?
43940	Who has?
43940	Who was it said that pitchers could n''t hit?
43940	Who''s the best specialist in New York?
43940	Who''s there?
43940	Who?
43940	Whom do you think I saw just now?
43940	Why ca n''t we?
43940	Why do n''t you hit him?
43940	Why do n''t you let me get you a maid to help out with the work? 43940 Why not cop the whole sixteen, Mac?"
43940	Why was it that they asked for you especially, Joe?
43940	Why was it?
43940	Why, what''s the matter, Reggie?
43940	Worrying about what?
43940	You know the road all right, do you?
43940	You mean that Braxton did it?
43940	You see me, do n''t you?
43940	You''re through with us, are n''t you?
43940	And did n''t we hear Joe telling Jim a few days ago that his sweetheart was visiting his folks?
43940	And do n''t you remember those two pretty girls that were with us on the World Tour?
43940	And he had a right to smile, do n''t you think so?
43940	And if somebody gave him the money to get here, why was it done?
43940	Are you tired at all from pitching those last two innings yesterday?"
43940	Be the whole team-- gyp the other fellows out of their jobs?
43940	But now that the record was tied, would the Giants be able to hang up a new one?
43940	But when you speak of batting, how about Kid Rose of the Yankees?"
43940	By the way, Hughson, how is that arm of yours coming along?"
43940	Could he repeat?
43940	Could it be beaten?
43940	Could they beat their own record that had been hung up so long for other teams to aim at?
43940	Could they repeat?
43940	Could they stop the Giants in their mad rush for the flag?
43940	Did you get an order from me or from my room to send up any lemonade?"
43940	Do n''t you agree with me, dearest?"
43940	Do n''t you see I ca n''t?"
43940	Do you get me?
43940	Do you think I''d dare show my face there without bringing you along?
43940	Everywhere the question was beginning to be asked:"What do you think of the Giants?
43940	Formerly it had been:"Will the Giants win to- day?"
43940	Had the Giants really come to life?
43940	Have they still got a chance?"
43940	How far is Martinsville from Riverside?"
43940	How is your hand feeling?
43940	How many men are there with you anyway?"
43940	How many people would have been at the park if they thought their pets did n''t have a chance to win?"
43940	I suppose it''s money you want?"
43940	I''ll bet a hat-- what''s the matter, Jim?"
43940	If so, who was going to stop them?
43940	In the meantime I thought that perhaps you might put me up here for a little while, do n''t y''know?"
43940	Jim, can you skirmish around and find pen and ink?"
43940	Knowing all this, might not such a man as we know Braxton to be see his chance and take it?"
43940	Louis?"
43940	Louis?"
43940	Matson?"
43940	Now do you remember?"
43940	Now it became:"Will Baseball Joe knock out another homer?"
43940	Now what could be a surer thing in a race as close as this than to cripple the Giant team by robbing it of one of its pitchers?
43940	One of the papers headed its article:"Is There to Be a New Batting King?"
43940	Pygmies were they?
43940	Queer, was n''t it?"
43940	Some compliment, what?"
43940	That hits you on the raw, does n''t it, Fleming?"
43940	The sporting columns of the newspapers had headlines like:"The New Batting Star;""A Rival to Kid Rose;""Is There to Be a New Home- Run King?"
43940	This is four- seventeen, is n''t it?"
43940	Was the pennant still a possibility?
43940	Was this the same team that had come home forlorn and bedraggled after their last trip?
43940	Were the Giants ever going to be stopped?
43940	What do you mean?"
43940	What do you want of me?"
43940	What good wind blew you down this way?
43940	What in the name of seven spittin''cats do you mean by it?
43940	What kept her from the game?
43940	What on earth would he be doing down here?"
43940	What would my family think?
43940	What would my friends think?
43940	What''s his name?
43940	What''s the matter with Joe?"
43940	What''s the matter with going to Martinsville and hiring an auto there?
43940	Where did it come from?"
43940	Where is the letter?
43940	Where''s the doctor?
43940	Where''s the trainer?
43940	Which would make the longer hits?
43940	Which would make the more home runs?
43940	Who gave him those orders?
43940	Who signed that letter?
43940	Who was it?"
43940	Who''s going to beat us out?
43940	Why do n''t you take a chance with Matson?"
43940	Will you promise me this?"
43940	Would they do it?
43940	Would they do it?
43940	Would you dare to take a chance with it?"
43940	Would you mind stepping outside and seeing whether the car is all right?"
43940	he went on, as a thought struck him,"do you remember what Reggie said about meeting Braxton in Chicago?
43940	what are you giving me?"
52670	A girl''s voice answers the phone and I says Was they some one there that wanted to talk to Jack Keefe?
52670	About the sixth inning Callahan yells from the bench to Jennings What do you think of him now?
52670	Ai n''t I working?
52670	Allen did not never come home at all the night before last and when he come in yesterday he was a sight and I says to him Where have you been?
52670	And Allen says Do you really want it?
52670	And I says Have not I tooken care of him before allready?
52670	And I says I was expecting word from Comiskey that I should join the Detroit Club and he says What makes you think you are going to Detroit?
52670	And I says What do you mean?
52670	And I says What do you mean?
52670	And I says Yes but Florrie had to stay home and take care of the baby but Marie do n''t never have to stay home because where is your baby?
52670	And he says Can not you understand no English?
52670	And he says Suppose I have and what are you going to do about it?
52670	And he says What would they be doing here-- mending there stockings?
52670	And how can a man hit pitching which is not no pitching at all but just slopping them up?
52670	And then I says Would the club pay her fair?
52670	And they was right to because what chance did they have if this thing that I am going to tell you about had not of happened?
52670	And what did she know about takeing care of him?
52670	And what do you think it was Al?
52670	Besides, I says, who done the grafting all last winter and without no invatation?
52670	Besides, she says, what would you feed him and who would take care of him?
52670	Between innings I says Well I guess I look better now do n''t I?
52670	But Callahan come out to me and says What are you trying to do kill somebody?
52670	But Florrie wants to help her sister and what can I say?
52670	But I beat them anyway and Benz beat them yesterday but why should he not beat them when the club made 6 runs for him?
52670	But I guess I seen enough of life not to be scared of the high buildings eh Al?
52670	But I should worry eh Al?
52670	But all of a sudden he says When are you going to pay me what you owe me?
52670	But how would I feel if a boy of mine turned out like Allen and Joe Hill and some of them other nuts?
52670	But they is four or 5 young recrut pitchers with the team here and I bet they is not so glad to see me because what chance have they got?
52670	But what is the use?
52670	But why should she be sore when it is me that is winning the serious for them?
52670	CHAPTER V THE BUSHER''S KID_ Chicago, Illinois, July 31._ FRIEND AL: Well Al what do you think of little Al now?
52670	Callahan says What''s the matter Harry?
52670	Cobb says How many innings?
52670	Did you ever hear of a man getting a rottener deal Al?
52670	Did you notice what I done to them Athaletics, the best ball club in the country?
52670	Do you get that Al, a real family?
52670	Do you know of any couple that wants one Al?
52670	Finally she says Are you boys with some football club?
52670	First I says Is they a letter here for me?
52670	Florrie says he was haveing the collect and I says Why should he have the collect all the time when he did not drink nothing but milk?
52670	Gleason says Who do you want to warm up?
52670	He had good control but who would not when they put nothing on the ball?
52670	He says Are you going to leave him on that there bed the rest of his life?
52670	He says Are you in shape?
52670	He says Boy why do n''t you get to work?
52670	He says Did you see the game this afternoon?
52670	He says Do n''t you want the office furniture too?
52670	He says Do you sit down when you pitch?
52670	He says Do you want to get revenge on them?
52670	He says Do you want to sign up for next year all ready?
52670	He says Does your wife insist on the drawing room or will she take a lower birth?
52670	He says Have you been takeing care of yourself down in Bedford?
52670	He says Have you not got no sisters that would like to go along to?
52670	He says Hello are you still in the league?
52670	He says How are you going to pitch to Cobb?
52670	He says Is my special train good enough for her?
52670	He says No and I says What are they doing here?
52670	He says Oh you have have you?
52670	He says The boss is out of town hunting and did I have to see him personally?
52670	He says Well do you want to sign?
52670	He says Well young man what can I do for you?
52670	He says What is the matter?
52670	He says What salary did you think you ought to get?
52670	He says What was the matter with Johnson''s work?
52670	He says Where have you been?
52670	He says Where is your wife?
52670	He says Who would claim you?
52670	He says Why do n''t you send your wife home?
52670	He says You was with Terre Haute?
52670	He says Young man will you have a drink?
52670	He takes 2 more shots and misses me and then Jennings hollers from the bench What are you doing pitching or trying to win a cigar?
52670	Honest Al I thought he was kidding at first and I was waiting for him to laugh but he did not laugh and finally I says What do you mean?
52670	How about that$ 30.00 that you borrowed off of me and never give it back?
52670	How did I know that little Al was not sick or maybe dead and balling his head off and nobody round to hear him?
52670	I come in to the bench and Callahan says Are your friends from Bedford up here?
52670	I give my check for my hat to a boy and he brought my hat and I started going and he says Have n''t you forgot something?
52670	I let him kid me along because what is the use of getting mad at him?
52670	I never seen him before and probily wo n''t never see him again so why should I give him anything at all when it is his business to marry couples?
52670	I says Here, do n''t pick him up and he says Why not?
52670	I says How can you keep me or send me to Milwaukee when Detroit has allready claimed my services?
52670	I says How could he have a toothacke when he has not got no teeth?
52670	I says How do you throw it?
52670	I says Is that so?
52670	I says Is that so?
52670	I says Then why did you try to sell me to Milwaukee?
52670	I says Well I won the pot did n''t I?
52670	I says Well if the milk do n''t agree with him why do n''t you give him something else?
52670	I says Well then why did n''t you write me a letter when I was in Frisco?
52670	I says What do you mean?
52670	I says What do you mean?
52670	I says What do you mean?
52670	I says What do you mean?
52670	I says What do you mean?
52670	I says What do you mean?
52670	I says What do you think I am?
52670	I says What do you want?
52670	I says What right have you got to tell me what to eat?
52670	I says When are you going to let me work?
52670	I says Why ca n''t I eat what I want to when I have worked good?
52670	I says Why do you call it a fadeaway then?
52670	I says Why not?
52670	I says Why?
52670	I says Why?
52670	I says Yes I have have I?
52670	I says Yes and before 10 minutes is up my baby might die and are you going to take me out or not?
52670	I says You better shut up yourself and not be telling me to shut up, and she says What will you do if I do n''t shut up?
52670	I says to him in the clubhouse Do you want to see a real baby?
52670	I was pretty sore and I says Why do n''t you get a catcher?
52670	I was talking to Lord and Scott afterward and I say to Scott How do you pitch to Baker?
52670	I went in and asked for Comiskey and a young fellow says He is not here now but can I do anything for you?
52670	I will want to move in with Mrs. Keefe, do n''t that sound funny Al?
52670	I wo n''t never pitch for the White Sox again and I want to get with the Detroit Club but how can I if Comiskey wo n''t let me go?
52670	Is your arm gone?
52670	It was a ladies''ring so Marie says to Allen Why do n''t you buy that for me?
52670	Jennings says You ai n''t going to pitch that bird are you?
52670	Kid Gleason the assistant manager seemed pretty glad to see me and he says Well have you learned something?
52670	Looks pretty good for me eh Al?
52670	Marie was talking about it and says Why do n''t you and Florrie take it and then we can be right together all winter long and have some big times?
52670	Maybe you wo n''t believe what I am telling you but did you ever catch me telling you a lie?
52670	One of them says What are you trying to do kid somebody?
52670	Pretty soon he says What are you going to make out of him, a ball player?
52670	Pretty soon one of the boys asked me if I was broke and I says No, why?
52670	See Al?
52670	See, Al?
52670	She says Are you going to tell me?
52670	She says Do n''t you know me, Jack?
52670	She says Do n''t you think you are worth more than$ 2800?
52670	She says No California trip for me and then she says What are you going to do?
52670	She says What do you mean?
52670	She says Why what''s the matter, Jack?
52670	So what is the use of me being nasty Al?
52670	Some of them old skinflints has no heart Al but why should I fight with a old man over chicken feed like$ 10?
52670	That is not right because it costs me money when I have to go away from the hotel and eat and what right has he got to try and help me order my meals?
52670	That made me sore and I was just going to call him when he says Did not you marry Mrs. Allen''s sister?
52670	That makes things look pretty good for me do n''t it Al?
52670	Then Allen butts in and says Why do n''t you take a ball and throw it at him?
52670	Then Florrie says Do you think you can take care of him all O.K.?
52670	Then Florrie says What did Allen do to help win the serious and get that$ 750.00?
52670	Then Levy says Oh he is one of these here spendrifts is he?
52670	Then Weaver says Have you ever saw him work?
52670	Then he says Did you not leave Florrie home while you was getting away with them games, you lucky stiff?
52670	Then he says How do you know your baby is sick?
52670	Then he says I know why you do n''t want to go with me and I says Why?
52670	Then he says On what grounds?
52670	Then he says So you think Florrie stayed to home and took care of the baby do you?
52670	Then he says What makes you think you are going to join the Detroit Club?
52670	To- night at supper Bodie says How did I look to- day Kid?
52670	Walsh stayed at the hotel too and when he seen me he says Why did n''t you go with the bunch?
52670	We road back to Oakland on the ferry together after yesterday''s game and he says Do n''t you never throw a slow ball?
52670	Well Al I beat them 5 to 4 and with good support I would of held them to 1 run but what do I care as long as I beat them?
52670	Well Al how could I pitch when I kept thinking maybe the baby was dying right now and maybe if I was home I could do something?
52670	Well Al what do you think of a man that would say a thing like that?
52670	Well Al when I begin warming up I happened to look up in the grand stand and who do you think I seen?
52670	Well finally Comiskey got threw the meeting and I seen him and he says Hello young man what can I do for you?
52670	What about it Jack?
52670	What could he of said?
52670	What do you know about that Al?
52670	What do you think she done now Al?
52670	What have I did that you should be sore at me?
52670	What was they doing there and what had they did with the baby?
52670	When I went into the office where he was at he says Well young man what can I do for you?
52670	When the bunch come back Callahan never said a word to me but Gleason come up and says Where was you?
52670	Where is she?
52670	Where would this club be at Al if I had of jumped to the Federal?
52670	Which shall it be?
52670	Who do you think I seen last night?
52670	Who is Violet and Hazel?
52670	Who would n''t?
52670	Who would not have it when they live in Bedford?
52670	You know the kind it is, eh Al?
52670	You know what I done to him do n''t you Al?
52670	_ Chicago, Illinois, August 17._ AL: Well old pal what did I tell you about what I would do to that Boston Club?
38897	About what?
38897	Ah, it''s you is it, Matson?
38897	All right, let a fellow up, will you? 38897 And are n''t you going to send some word home about that warning he gave you?"
38897	And no show for Joe?
38897	And of the students here, whom would you regard as your enemy?
38897	And without me, or the captain, having anything to say about it?
38897	And you do n''t yet know who pulled down the statue?
38897	Anything more to eat?
38897	Are n''t you fellows satisfied with the way I manage things?
38897	Are n''t you glad we did that chump Matson up good and brown?
38897	Are n''t you going to open it?
38897	Are the selections of the nominating committee sanctioned?
38897	Are you all ready?
38897	Are you hurt?
38897	Are you spoiling for one?
38897	Are you sure that''s right, Georgie?
38897	Are_ you_ on, Tom?
38897	Aw, what of it, kid?
38897	But say, what''s going on? 38897 But what about the bottles of strawberry pop?"
38897	But what''s your game, not to let old Sixteen catch us at this forbidden midnight feast? 38897 But where does Joe come in?"
38897	But you want to pitch; do n''t you?
38897	Ca n''t it be changed?
38897	Ca n''t someone do something?
38897	Can we go to that athletic meeting?
38897	Changed the batting order, eh?
38897	Did Hiram or Luke say anything when you told them?
38897	Do I understand that Joe Matson is the regular pitcher on the school team?
38897	Do n''t you know it is against the rules for students to visit in each others''rooms after hours without permission?
38897	Do n''t you mean''whom''you have with you?
38897	Do n''t you understand, you chump? 38897 Do you want me to go, old man?"
38897	Do you want to fight?
38897	Does he play on the team?
38897	Does what again?
38897	Ever hear anything more of those fellows?
38897	Gee, but he''s de stuff; eh? 38897 Going to stay and see the game?"
38897	Has the nominating committee anything to report?
38897	Have we played so rotten?
38897	He ca n''t, eh?
38897	Hear anything more from Hiram, Joe?
38897	How are you going to get a rope up to him?
38897	How did it start? 38897 How do you dope it out?"
38897	How do you know we are going to lose it?
38897	How is baseball practice going on?
38897	How so?
38897	How so?
38897	How so?
38897	How was that?
38897	How''s that?
38897	How''s that?
38897	How?
38897	I just remember now; do n''t you, Joe?
38897	I wonder who did it?
38897	I wonder who they are?
38897	Is n''t that right, Luke?
38897	Is that all?
38897	Is the school doomed, boys?
38897	Is this yours?
38897	Joe Matson, eh? 38897 Let me up, will you?"
38897	Luke Fodick is captain of this nine; is n''t he?
38897	Morningside holds the banner now, does n''t she?
38897	Need''em? 38897 No?"
38897	Not-- not baseball?
38897	Now, where''s your star pitcher?
38897	Now, where''s your wonderful pitcher?
38897	Oh!--er-- um-- and you are studying Latin?
38897	Oh, Luke said that, did he?
38897	Oh, so it''s your crowd, is it Hiram?
38897	Oh, that''s the game, is it?
38897	Oh, yes, but what''s the use? 38897 Oh, you are; eh?"
38897	Oh, you did; eh?
38897	Practice for what?
38897	Probably two of''em?
38897	Probation?
38897	Professor,he asked innocently,"is n''t there some rule regarding_ quis_ used in the indefinite in connection with_ aliquis_?"
38897	Promise not to try to throw a high one?
38897	Quick-- anything to drink?
38897	Say, are you fellows all ready?
38897	Say, did you fellows play ball before you came here?
38897	Say, what are you fellows doing?
38897	Say, what are you, a human refrigerator?
38897	Say, what does it all mean anyhow?
38897	Say, what''s the matter with you?
38897	Say, what''s the matter, do n''t I play?
38897	Say, why do n''t you fellows get a real pitcher?
38897	Shall this resignation be accepted?
38897	Shall we go, Joe?
38897	Shall we try, Tom?
38897	Sleeping there?
38897	So I do, but what has Hiram Shell got to do with it?
38897	So Joe Matson made trouble for you, too, eh?
38897	So that''s how he acted, eh?
38897	So that''s their game, is it?
38897	So you do n''t know what you are going to do next season, eh, Joe?
38897	So your dad''s an inventor, eh, Matson?
38897	Suppose we do?
38897	Sure, I''ll help; what is it?
38897	Teeter and Peaches-- I wonder what''s up now?
38897	The Silver Stars? 38897 The overturned statue?
38897	They do credit to your studying, Lantfeld, but how in the world did you ever get_ casus eventus_ into accident?
38897	Think about what, Tom?
38897	Wants to see me-- what for?
38897	Was Joe out last night?
38897	Well, do n''t you know how to handle them by this time?
38897	Well, has n''t the captain the right to do that?
38897	Well, he''ll bet on his own nine; wo n''t he?
38897	Well, it was all right; was n''t it?
38897	Well, what can you do?
38897	Well, what do you fellows want?
38897	Well, what is it?
38897	Well, what''s it all about?
38897	Well, wo n''t lots of fellows have a chance to nominate players, or wo n''t the players themselves ask to be given a chance?
38897	Wha-- what?
38897	What about Hiram?
38897	What about the pitcher?
38897	What about the stunt you were going to pull off?
38897	What are we going to do?
38897	What are we going to do?
38897	What are you fellows up to?
38897	What are you going to do then?
38897	What are you up to?
38897	What did I tell you?
38897	What did you do after you got it?
38897	What did you smash me in the face with a snowball for?
38897	What do you fellows want, anyhow?
38897	What do you mean by playing that way?
38897	What do you mean?
38897	What do you mean?
38897	What do you s''pose is in the wind?
38897	What do you say to a scrub game?
38897	What do you want to fan for?
38897	What does this mean?
38897	What for?
38897	What is it-- a rough house?
38897	What is it?
38897	What right have new fellows to try to run our affairs for us, anyhow?
38897	What right have you got there?
38897	What shall we do with it?
38897	What was it?
38897	What''s doing?
38897	What''s he doing, calling strikes on you?
38897	What''s riled Sister?
38897	What''s that for?
38897	What''s that got to do with it? 38897 What''s that?"
38897	What''s the matter with you, anyhow?
38897	What''s the matter?
38897	What''s up your back now?
38897	What''s up?
38897	What''s up?
38897	What-- what do you mean?
38897	What-- why----?
38897	What? 38897 What?"
38897	What?
38897	When can we do it?
38897	When did you last see this telegram?
38897	When do you make up the team, Ward?
38897	Where are you fellows taking us?
38897	Where you going to get the rope?
38897	Where''d you get the pitcher?
38897	Where''s Peaches?
38897	Where''s that Joe Matson? 38897 Where''s your batting list?"
38897	Where?
38897	Where?
38897	Who do you reckon would, if not Bully Shell?
38897	Who said that?
38897	Who said you fellows could use the diamond, anyhow?
38897	Who threw the balls?
38897	Who with?
38897	Who''ll be on the nine?
38897	Who''s a wonder?
38897	Who''s been doing wonderful stunts, Peaches?
38897	Who''s been pitching?
38897	Who''s captain of the scrub; did you hear?
38897	Who''s captain?
38897	Who''s there?
38897	Who-- who threw that ball-- that snowball?
38897	Who-- who threw those balls at me?
38897	Whom will you have for pitcher?
38897	Why did n''t George Bland come with you?
38897	Why did n''t we get the Blue Banner?
38897	Why did n''t you have a little mercy, Joe?
38897	Why did n''t you say you were a ball- player, Doctor?
38897	Why do n''t you give Hiram a show?
38897	Why do n''t you go at him now, and clean him up?
38897	Why do n''t you let it burn, Chief?
38897	Why do n''t you stay inside your own fort, and not make a human battering ram of yourself?
38897	Why do n''t you? 38897 Why does n''t he go down?"
38897	Why not? 38897 Why should they do that?"
38897	Why?
38897	Why?
38897	Will you name him, Hiram?
38897	Wo n''t he kick up a fuss if he knows you''ve got Joe? 38897 Would you have stood up to Hiram, Joe?"
38897	Yes, who''s been rubbing your fur the wrong way?
38897	You do n''t mean to say you think Morningside will win, do you?
38897	You mean you wo n''t tell?
38897	You see----"Will you or will you not answer my question?
38897	You''re sorry?
38897	You''re the fellow who wants to pitch on the nine; ai n''t you? 38897 Young gentlemen have you any visitors?"
38897	And what about Luke?"
38897	Are there any more that you think necessary?"
38897	Are you prepared to tell us?"
38897	But could Excelsior win?
38897	But why did n''t you telegraph me about the danger to my models?"
38897	CHAPTER III AN ANGRY BULLY"Well, why do n''t one of you fellows open the door?"
38897	CHAPTER V THE TABLES TURNED"Well, Joe, what do you think about it?"
38897	CHAPTER VIII"WHO WILL PITCH?"
38897	CHAPTER XIX A THRILLING RESCUE"What''s that?"
38897	Catch on?"
38897	Did it burst?"
38897	Did the messenger wait?"
38897	Do n''t you want to come to Morningside?"
38897	Do we have to hustle and scramble to conceal our refreshments?
38897	Fillmore?"
38897	For cats''sake, who with?"
38897	Got any glasses, you fellows?
38897	Got any more?"
38897	Had his chance come?
38897	Have I time to save anything else?
38897	Have n''t you heard the news?"
38897	Have you and Joe got your signals down?"
38897	Have you been playing the hose on the fire?
38897	Have you dummies in your beds?"
38897	Have you tried a shot, Joe?
38897	Holdney?"
38897	How are we going to win without you in the box?"
38897	How are you fixed for next year, Joe?
38897	How dare you fellows hold a meeting of the athletic committee when I did n''t call it?"
38897	How dare you throw snowballs at me?
38897	How did it happen?
38897	How did you come to be in the old factory?"
38897	How many of you think the same-- that a different pitcher would strengthen the team?"
38897	How soon before the school team is picked?"
38897	How''s that?"
38897	I tell you it''s rotten, but what are you going to do?"
38897	I want to see some better stick- work, and as for pitching-- where are Brown and Akers?"
38897	I wonder why we did n''t hear something about it?
38897	I-- I-- Joe, can you ever forgive me for trying to ruin your father?"
38897	If we-- can we talk in private?"
38897	Is it all gone?"
38897	Is there a show for me on the scrub, Ward?"
38897	Nice sentiments, were n''t they for an Excelsior student?
38897	Now to see what we can do?"
38897	Or shall I report you all to Dr. Fillmore and have him keep you in bounds for a week; eh?"
38897	Say, what''s eating you, anyhow?
38897	Say, what''s on, anyhow?
38897	See the gang I have with me?"
38897	Shall he not, comrades?"
38897	So they have n''t any trace of the missing papers and models?"
38897	Starting off rather early, ai n''t you?"
38897	The boys looked at each other as the denunciation proceeded, and there were whispers of:"Who did it?
38897	The time for the meeting was at hand and on all sides there seemed to be but one question:"Who will pitch?"
38897	They look rather slim, do n''t they?"
38897	Want to have a catch?"
38897	Want to try?"
38897	We''ll have a feast as is a feast; eh, fellows?"
38897	Well, you want to get that bee out of your bonnet, or you may get stung, see?
38897	What about that?"
38897	What are we up against?"
38897	What are you going to do?"
38897	What do we do?"
38897	What good does that do?"
38897	What''s he doing here?"
38897	What''s it going to be-- you or us?"
38897	What''s on, anyhow?"
38897	What''s that Shakespeare says about''now is the winter of our discontent?''"
38897	What''s up?"
38897	What, you pitch?
38897	Where''s the feed?
38897	Who are you?
38897	Who do you name?"
38897	Who is the captain?"
38897	Who''d ever dream it?"
38897	Whom will you have?"
38897	Why are n''t you sports enough to take your initiation as the others do?"
38897	Why did n''t I?"
38897	Why did n''t you open when I knocked?"
38897	Why did n''t you telegraph me?
38897	Why do n''t you cut loose from me?
38897	Why does n''t he name some one?"
38897	Why, do you know him?"
38897	Will you shake on it-- you and Luke?"
38897	Would Walker hit it?
38897	You ai n''t thinking of running opposition to me; are you?"
38897	You think you might pitch on_ my_ team?
38897	cried Tom,"and----""You ca n''t elect him, what''s the use of trying?"
41847	A friend of yours?
41847	About who meddled with your watch?
41847	Am I getting there?
41847	An''--an''yo''all wo n''t stop giving me tips?
41847	An''s''posin''I do n''t?
41847	And if it''s her jewelry that is missing, with his watch, and he tells her that he suspects me-- I wonder how she''ll feel afterward?
41847	And now, where do you want to go? 41847 And now,"went on Joe, as he settled back in the seat, still in his baseball uniform, as was Pop Dutton,"how did you happen to be here?"
41847	And since they lost my invaluable services as a twirler? 41847 And so you have really left Yale?"
41847	And we''re glad to have him; are n''t we, Mother?
41847	And when are you going to begin pitching for that professional team?
41847	And you''ll be back in time for the theatre?
41847	Any runs?
41847	Anything big?
41847	Anything the matter?
41847	Are any of the Pittston players around-- is Mr. Gregory here?
41847	Are they really?
41847	Are you coming back to Pittston, or stay here for the fourth game?
41847	Are you going to pitch me?
41847	Are you hurt? 41847 Are you speaking to me?"
41847	Are you?
41847	Are-- er-- are these stubs for the things?
41847	Arm sore? 41847 Baggage robbers, eh?"
41847	But are you sure you want to keep on playing?
41847	But how did you come to get at the valise?
41847	But if you did n''t take it; who did?
41847	But will we win the pennant?
41847	But-- why----"And would you remember the name of the station at which the robbery took place?
41847	Can I help you-- do you want to go anywhere in particular?
41847	Can you stick it out?
41847	Did you do it, old man?
41847	Did you do it?
41847	Did you find out anything?
41847	Did you get your auto all right?
41847	Did you pawn it?
41847	Did you want me?
41847	Do n''t you know?
41847	Do n''t you want to win the pennant?
41847	Do you know where it is, Pop?
41847	Do you know where we could find this man again?
41847	Do you mean to accuse me?
41847	Do you mean to say that I had anything to do with taking jewelry out of your valise?
41847	Do you really have to go so soon?
41847	Do you think you could walk to the nearest house?
41847	Do you-- do you mean it?
41847	Do you?
41847	Do you?
41847	Does that mean I''m going to be taken out of the box?
41847	Does yo''all really mean dat?
41847	Ever played before?
41847	Gas? 41847 Goldsboro; eh?"
41847	Has n''t he told you?
41847	Has n''t he told you?
41847	Have you any money, Hogan?
41847	Have you any-- do you need any-- money?
41847	Have you dined?
41847	Have you forgotten your name?
41847	Have you?
41847	He did?
41847	He is?
41847	Hey?
41847	How are you, Sis?
41847	How can I get them back?
41847	How can we do it, then?
41847	How did you come to know Hogan?
41847	How did you do it?
41847	How is your arm?
41847	How long before you''ll make the raid?
41847	How long will you be, Reggie?
41847	How many out?
41847	How should I know?
41847	How''s that?
41847	How''s that?
41847	How''s your fade- away?
41847	How-- how much do you suppose you''ll get a year for pitching in this Central League?
41847	How?
41847	Hurt?
41847	I wonder if I''ll ever get a chance to play on the Polo Grounds?
41847	I wonder if her brother told her?
41847	I wonder if she came here because she knew this was where the team always stops? 41847 I wonder if they were the ones who went through Reggie Varley''s valise?
41847	I wonder what he can want by going in there?
41847	I wonder when I''ll break into them?
41847	I wonder?
41847	I''m going to have his arm looked at, and then could n''t you get him a place where he could do out- door work-- say help keep our grounds in shape?
41847	In what way, Sis?
41847	Is Mr. Gregory here?
41847	Is Old Pop in there?
41847	Is he a railroad man?
41847	Is he for sale?
41847	Is he the fellow the detectives wanted to get the time they raided the Keystone Lodging House?
41847	Is that Pop Dutton?
41847	Is that all you want of me?
41847	Is that all you want of me?
41847	Is that the only reason you accuse him-- because he sat near your satchel?
41847	Is-- is he worse?
41847	Joe, is this true?
41847	Just because you got a little off to- day, did you imagine I was willing to give you your release?
41847	Lady? 41847 Let''s see-- what do you do when a girl faints?"
41847	Mean it? 41847 Now, Pop,"spoke Joe, as he began dressing,"where can we find this Hogan?"
41847	Oh, I''ve bled you enough; have I? 41847 Oh, and so you threw a stone at him, and stopped him?"
41847	Oh, ca n''t you pass me on to Delamont?
41847	Oh, ca n''t you take a joke?
41847	Oh, well, if there''s a chance, what''s the use of worrying until you have to?
41847	Oh-- you pitched for Yale?
41847	Pitching, did you say? 41847 Recognize him?
41847	Shall I unpack your valise?
41847	So he used to rob travelers''baggage, did he?
41847	So soon? 41847 So you wo n''t join us?"
41847	That is if you heard it?
41847	The Central? 41847 Then what were you doing in my room?"
41847	Think I can afford to carry Swiss watches with gold faces, or ladies''bracelets? 41847 Think you''ll stay in this business long?"
41847	Told me? 41847 Was he making free with your things, Joe?"
41847	Was it Fairfield?
41847	Was it a hold- up?
41847	Well, what do you think of my find?
41847	Well, what have I got to do with it?
41847	Well?
41847	Well?
41847	Wha-- wha''s matter?
41847	What all am de mattah? 41847 What are you crowing over?"
41847	What are you going to do in Delamont?
41847	What are you going to do?
41847	What chance is there, Doctor,asked the young pitcher;"what chance to save his eyesight?"
41847	What do you mean?
41847	What do you think of our ten thousand dollar college pitcher now?
41847	What do you think we are anyhow; wonders?
41847	What do you want to go shove this raw college jake in ahead of us for? 41847 What has happened?"
41847	What is it, Momsey?
41847	What is it? 41847 What is it?
41847	What is it?
41847	What is it?
41847	What shall I do?
41847	What wo n''t?
41847	What''s going on?
41847	What''s that?
41847	What''s the answer?
41847	What''s the fare to Delamont?
41847	What''s the harm?
41847	What''s the matter with Baseball Joe?
41847	What''s the matter with Joe Matson?
41847	What''s the matter with Tooley?
41847	What''s the matter, Matson?
41847	What''s the matter? 41847 What''s the row here?"
41847	What''s the use of goin''anywhere in particular?
41847	What''s up, Regan?
41847	What, me stay in there when the place is going to be pulled, and get pinched? 41847 What-- what do you know about that?"
41847	What-- what happened?
41847	What-- what''s the matter?
41847	When will you give him a trial?
41847	Where are you going?
41847	Where did you put the stuff you got from this gentleman''s bag some time last Spring?
41847	Where do you s''pose?
41847	Where is it you want to go?
41847	Where were you going?
41847	Where''s the stuff now?
41847	Who is he?
41847	Who''s Joe Matson?
41847	Who''s going to be the battery?
41847	Who''s the fair one, Joe?
41847	Who''s your swell friend?
41847	Whose bag?
41847	Why all this gorgeousness? 41847 Why do n''t you take a vacation; or ask Gregory not to work you so often?"
41847	Why not?
41847	Why, are you going to stick around and see it?
41847	Why-- what do you mean?
41847	Why?
41847	Will it?
41847	Will you come out and tell the boys so? 41847 Will you forgive me?"
41847	Will you really, old man?
41847	Will you tell me how, and when, you met my brother?
41847	Would I?
41847	Would you like to try?
41847	Would you remember how this bag looked if I told you?
41847	Yes?
41847	Yo''all am glad, Massa Matson?
41847	You accused?
41847	You are not going back, Joe?
41847	You are?
41847	You did? 41847 You mean Hogan?"
41847	You mean about an operation?
41847	You mean the one on the truck?
41847	You mean you wo n''t?
41847	You-- do you mean it?
41847	You_ gave_ it to him?
41847	_ Baseball Joe!_"Why-- what-- what does it mean?
41847	Again the demand:"Who''s all right?"
41847	Ai n''t yo''all put out''bout me takin''dish yeah tie?
41847	An''to think that I once-- Oh, what''s the use-- what''s the use?"
41847	An''yo''all ai n''t vexted wif me?"
41847	An''you pitched?
41847	And yet would he relish being interfered with by the young pitcher?
41847	Are they after you?"
41847	Are you a member of the nine, sir?"
41847	Are you comin''?"
41847	Are you hurt, Mabel?"
41847	Are you ready to sail in again?"
41847	Are you sure you can stand it?"
41847	Are you with me, Pop?"
41847	Are you?"
41847	As it sailed into Pop''s big mitt the veteran called:"What was that, Joe?"
41847	But about yourself?
41847	But can you stand the gaff, old man?
41847	But how are we going to get out there?
41847	But how did you know of it?"
41847	But how is everything?
41847	But how?
41847	But suppose he is n''t at Kelly''s?"
41847	But what are you going to do?"
41847	But what do you want of him?"
41847	But what does it look like for Clevefield to- day?
41847	But what sort of a fellow is this one, anyhow?"
41847	But where?
41847	But who do you imagine could have slowed down your watch?"
41847	But, Dad, what''s this I hear about your financial troubles?"
41847	By the way, I suppose he has his release?"
41847	CHAPTER XIX A NEW HOLD"What-- what all am de mattah, Massa Matson?"
41847	CHAPTER XXIV ON THE TRACK"Well, are you comin''?"
41847	CHAPTER XXVII THE SLOW WATCH"Well, what do you want?"
41847	Ca n''t we go on, my good man?"
41847	Can you hold''em down?"
41847	Can you walk?"
41847	Could it have been any of the Clevefield players?
41847	Could they make it up?
41847	Did n''t I tell you to keep away?"
41847	Did you bring a uniform?"
41847	Do you know Farley, my side partner?
41847	Do you know Pop Dutton?"
41847	Do you live around here?"
41847	Do you mean to tell me a ball player-- even one who tosses the ball for the other man to hit at-- does he make more than-- than a_ minister_?"
41847	Do you recognize him?"
41847	Do you think you are hurt anywhere?
41847	Do you think you could play ball again?"
41847	Enough to make any young pitcher nervous; was it not?
41847	Got anything to eat in the house?"
41847	Got plenty of gas?"
41847	Has Gregory said anything?"
41847	Has anything happened to dad?"
41847	Have you a''phone at home?"
41847	Have you any word yet on the''phone?"
41847	Have you been pitching that way all the while?"
41847	Have you the pennant yet?"
41847	He started at the sight of Dutton, and said sharply:"How did you get in here?
41847	How are things, anyhow?"
41847	How did it happen?"
41847	How did you know all this?
41847	How is baseball?"
41847	How were such things managed anyhow?
41847	How''s father?
41847	How''s the business?"
41847	However did you do it?"
41847	I look like it; do n''t I?"
41847	I say, Matson, ca n''t you take my sister in?
41847	I suppose he''s at the Harvester Works?"
41847	I wonder if I''ll ever meet him?
41847	I wonder if he could n''t be straightened up?
41847	I wonder if she knew it?
41847	I wonder if we ought to blame him?
41847	I wonder----?"
41847	I''ve bled you enough; eh?
41847	In-- er-- in what league?"
41847	Is n''t that reason enough?"
41847	Is that he?"
41847	Is that it, Momsey?"
41847	Is there anything we can do-- my brother-- or I?"
41847	Is there some reason I should n''t know?"
41847	Is your arm sore?"
41847	Joe, how''s your arm?"
41847	Mean what?"
41847	No, how should I get money?
41847	Now, shall I go in, and pretend I happened by casually, or shall I wait outside?"
41847	One of two men in the seat back of Joe spoke, and said:"I say, Reynolds, see that tramp sitting there?"
41847	Or would she know that the ball team had arrived, and send word to Joe that he could see her?
41847	Regan?"
41847	Scouting here, eh?
41847	Seen any of the fellows lately?
41847	Shall I get a doctor?
41847	So much so that Charlie Hall inquired rather sarcastically:"Who''s the lady, Joe?"
41847	So you are here with your team?
41847	Something upset you?"
41847	Then I''m going to try and find that fellow-- Hogan, did you say his name was?"
41847	Then one of them asked Joe and his two friends:"What do you say?
41847	Told me what?
41847	Too bad it''s raining; is n''t it?
41847	What are the prospects?"
41847	What are you doing here?
41847	What caused his downfall?"
41847	What do you mean?"
41847	What do you mean?"
41847	What happened?
41847	What is Hogan to you?"
41847	What is it?
41847	What is it?"
41847	What mother''s shoulders have not?
41847	What of?"
41847	What time have you, Reggie?"
41847	What''s that he said about you saving his life?"
41847	Where do you live?"
41847	Where do you want to go?"
41847	Where have you been?"
41847	Who do you know down there?"
41847	Why did n''t Gregory call me?"
41847	Why, Joe, what does this mean?
41847	Why, do you know anything about it?"
41847	Why?"
41847	Will you come?"
41847	Will you have some of these canned peaches?"
41847	Would it be proper for him to send her his card?
41847	Would you be surprised if I told you that many times you''ve taken your hat off to that same tramp, and cheered him until you were hoarse?"
41847	You cleared?
41847	You do n''t mind going there; do you?"
41847	You were nearest to my valise, and----""What''s the trouble?"
41847	exclaimed Joe''s one- time accuser,"wo n''t you dine with us?
41847	thought the young ball player,"I wonder what''s up?"
34100	Am I indeed and at last in the presence of the great Lefty Locke?
34100	Am I?
34100	And then what? 34100 Are you afraid?"
34100	But ca n''t you sell the stock?
34100	But what do you say to my proposition? 34100 But where can I find him?"
34100	But why did he tell her of Parlmee? 34100 But why should she intercept our letters?
34100	But you''ll stop in the big town to- night? 34100 But, man alive,"said Weegman,"do you realize what you''re doing?
34100	By the way,he said sharply,"how about your arm?"
34100	Can you be ready to go North with me to- morrow?
34100	Could n''t he?
34100	Did I heah yo''say you wanted to git heah in a hurry, sah?
34100	Did I say anything about your strengthening the pitching staff? 34100 Did n''t I say that Weegman was an egotistical dub, and an easy mark?
34100	Did n''t make a mistake about where this happened, did you? 34100 Did n''t you get my telegram ordering you to report at the office of the club?"
34100	Did you have a talk with this unknown wizard?
34100	Do you know that he left his baseball interests practically in the control of Weegman?
34100	Do you mean to say that these country teams have been trimming you, with Jones in the box?
34100	Do you mean to say you have n''t an idea where Miss Collier and her father are at the present time?
34100	Do you mean to tell me that Charles Collier was handing old Jack Kennedy a deal as deceitfully crooked as that?
34100	Do you mind if I smoke?
34100	Do you think you''re going to get by with this stuff?
34100	For advice?
34100	Get together how?
34100	Has Collier ever caught on to the fact that the sister with whom he had quarreled furnished the capital to save him from going to smash?
34100	Have they been after you?
34100	Have you decided on anything?
34100	Have you got that all out of your system?
34100	He is a deaf- mute?
34100	He told her that to- day?
34100	Hey?
34100	How about Parlmee?
34100	How about yourself? 34100 How am I going to send him that money?
34100	How are you, Locke?
34100	How are you, Locke?
34100	How can I calm myself when calamity threatens?
34100	How can I get hold of him?
34100	How can you find out, away down here? 34100 How could Jack send them contracts when he has n''t one himself?
34100	How did you happen to cross me?
34100	How do you know that?
34100	How do you like that?
34100	How do you mean?
34100	How does it happen,he asked,"that Parlmee is buying up all the small blocks of the club stock that he can get hold of?"
34100	How have you figured it out?
34100	How in thunder did you happen to let them rope you into such a mess?
34100	How is it possible for Parlmee to use Weegman as a tool?
34100	How long do you think you''ll last? 34100 How''s it happen you are willing to let go of them?"
34100	How?
34100	I suppose you think that''s a joke?
34100	I wonder?
34100	In short, he''s a sort of monomaniac?
34100	Is anything wrong?
34100	Is he on this train?
34100	Is he?
34100	Is it Lefty Locke against us pitching?
34100	Is it possible,he muttered, shaking his head,"that this is the great Lefty Locke?
34100	Is it possible,said Cap''n Wiley,"that I''m going to be compelled to revise my dates regarding that wreck?"
34100	Is that contract ready for the boy?
34100	Is that right?
34100	Is that straight? 34100 Is there a baseball game in this town to- day, uncle?"
34100	Jones?
34100	Just as though he had talked himself into a settled conviction as he went along?
34100	Knowing what I do, do you suppose I could do that if Garrity got hold of the team? 34100 Miss Collier,"said Lefty,"do you think it would be possible for your father to come home at once?
34100	Miss Collier,said the pitcher,"did Weegman offer an explanation of the raid on the team?
34100	Mrs. Vanderpool? 34100 My arm?"
34100	My dear,he said,"would you have me do that, with my own mind in doubt as to whether or not I was worth a dollar to them?
34100	Nice little pitcher, do n''t you think?
34100	Nice tidy little bingle, was n''t it, mate?
34100	No?
34100	Of course, you think it another move in the rotten game?
34100	Oh, you do n''t want to go to the Federals? 34100 Oh, you would n''t, hey?"
34100	Rather strange the Big Leagues did n''t get hold of such a marvelous batsman, is n''t it?
34100	So it''s war between us, is it?
34100	So you never meant to stand by the private agreement between us when you signed as manager? 34100 So you would have ducked me, would you?"
34100	So you''re the party who bunkoed Lefty, are you?
34100	So?
34100	Temperamental or yellow, which?
34100	That''s a threat?
34100	The boys signed up, did n''t they?
34100	The contracts?
34100	The early bird, eh? 34100 Then he told you that more than one was concerned?"
34100	Then how about Jack Keeper? 34100 Then how may he be communicated with in case of emergency?"
34100	Then what does it mean? 34100 Then you admit that you are taking your orders from him?"
34100	Then you believe there was a plot to smash the team?
34100	Then you think he''s hit it right in this case?
34100	Then you think it is a trap?
34100	Then,asked the southpaw,"why is he pitching?"
34100	Think so?
34100	Two dollahs, sah? 34100 Under the circumstances what would you have me do?"
34100	Unfair? 34100 Was I?"
34100	Was he?
34100	Was it Garrity?
34100	Was my speed too much for you? 34100 Weegman is in Indianapolis?"
34100	Weegman?
34100	Well, son,said old Jack, as he came in,"how are things moving?"
34100	Well, this is between us, mind? 34100 Well, what is your bottom price?"
34100	Well, why did n''t you obey? 34100 Wh- who''s dat man said lemon?"
34100	What are you giving me?
34100	What are you talking about? 34100 What are you tryin''to put across, bo?"
34100	What are you trying to hand me, you blamed little runt?
34100	What are you trying to pull off here?
34100	What are you two ginks cooking up? 34100 What are you wondering over?
34100	What business have you got coming poking your nose into my affairs? 34100 What can be done?"
34100	What did Weegman tell you?
34100	What do you mean by that?
34100	What do you mean?
34100	What do you mean?
34100	What do you take me for?
34100	What do you think you''re trying to do?
34100	What do you think?
34100	What good will it do you? 34100 What have you done?"
34100	What in blazes do you mean?
34100	What is Garrity''s scheme? 34100 What is it, Phil?"
34100	What is it?
34100	What time does the game begin?
34100	What will you give for him?
34100	What''s Garrity got to do with it?
34100	What''s it mean?
34100	What''s that about a trade?
34100	What''s that you''re saying about Lefty Locke?
34100	What''s the joke?
34100	What''s the matter, Wiley? 34100 What''s the matter?
34100	What''s the use to argue, Locke? 34100 What''s this mean?
34100	What''s your proposition to me, Weegman?
34100	What, dear?
34100	What-- what''s that?
34100	What?
34100	What?
34100	When are you going to let us have a crack at Jones?
34100	When did he name Garrity, Miss Collier?
34100	When? 34100 Where did this Jones originally hail from?"
34100	Where does he fit in? 34100 Where is Mr. Collier now?"
34100	Where is he? 34100 Where is he?
34100	Where''d you run across this find?
34100	Where''s the joke?
34100	Where''ve you been keepin''dat kind, old boy? 34100 Who did he say was responsible for what had happened to the Blue Stockings?"
34100	Who do you think wants to manage the Blue Stockings? 34100 Who''s going to pitch for US?"
34100	Why did n''t he tell her before? 34100 Why did n''t you wait for O''Reilley to hit?"
34100	Why not?
34100	Will you get him to put his name to it before the game starts?
34100	Will you lend me your ear while I express my opinion privately?
34100	With Locke? 34100 Wonder what Tom Garrity would say to that?
34100	Wonder what?
34100	You are going back so soon?
34100	You believe it was he who directed suspicion toward Parlmee in the first place?
34100	You do n''t mean that they''d let you go outright, just drop you?
34100	You do n''t suppose anything terrible could have happened to Virginia? 34100 You do n''t suppose--""What?"
34100	You do n''t want much, do you, Garrity? 34100 You had them returned to a different address?
34100	You have n''t forgotten our talk? 34100 You mean Garrity?"
34100	You mean--"It''s all right, is n''t it? 34100 You understand the conditions?"
34100	You would n''t take Skullen under any conditions, would you?
34100	You''re a regular mule, are n''t you? 34100 You''re a wise gazabo, ai n''t you?
34100	You''re a wise guy, are n''t you?
34100	You''re going to use Jones to- day, are n''t you? 34100 You''re sure no one can hear us?"
34100	You''re sure?
34100	You''ve been pitching right along?
34100	You''ve tried to save my neck?
34100	Youngsters,said Locke,"are all right; but do you mean to suggest that we should stop the gaps wholly with men who lack Big League experience?
34100	_ You_ would?
34100	After all, could it be true that two cleverer scoundrels had combined to work Weegman as a dupe?
34100	And when it comes to pitchers-- say, son, is it possible there ai n''t any show at all of your coming back?"
34100	And where was Kennedy?
34100	And why had he received no word from her?
34100	And why, if he is hand in glove with Garrity, did he tell her that Garrity was concerned in the miserable business?"
34100	But Brick King--"What salary are you paying King?"
34100	But about your arm-- is it all right?"
34100	But if she were not in New York, where was she?
34100	But was it impossible?
34100	But what would that do to his shoulder?
34100	But why, if you were going to get hurt at all, were n''t you obliging enough to do it somewhat earlier in the pastime?
34100	But you say he finished a lot more confident than he began?"
34100	CHAPTER IV THE MAGNETIZED BALL"What are your plans?"
34100	CHAPTER XXII A DOUBTFUL VICTORY"Who sent you here?"
34100	CHAPTER XXIV WHEELS WITHIN WHEELS"Well, now, what do you know about that?"
34100	Ca n''t you do that?"
34100	Could he come up to the Great Eastern right away?
34100	Could he pitch like that and go the full distance with no fear of disastrous results?
34100	Could it be that here was a discovery, a find, a treasure like a diamond in the rough, left around underfoot amid pebbles?
34100	Could n''t you see it when it came across?
34100	Did Garrity send him over the pond to wrench the control of the Blue Stockings from Collier?"
34100	Did he say who was at the bottom of it?"
34100	Did you ever hear of the Central Yucatan Rubber Company?"
34100	Did you send him word?"
34100	Do you know what I''ve done?
34100	Do you prefer to sell him or to have him snatched?"
34100	Do you think he is strong enough to stand the voyage?
34100	Do you wonder I''m rattled?
34100	Got that straight?"
34100	Had the baseball magnate at last succeeded in breaking down the prejudice and opposition of his daughter?
34100	Had the confirmation of this fact helped Weegman to make up his mind to go back on Garrity?
34100	Has he agreed to this deal?"
34100	Have you brought a copy of the second edition of the_ Morning Blade_ with you, Stillman?
34100	Have you seen him?"
34100	How about Charles Collier?"
34100	How about O''Brien?"
34100	How about it?"
34100	How about that five hundred?
34100	How do you expect to make a trade without compromising at all?
34100	How do you know all this to be true?"
34100	How far is your park?"
34100	How is he?"
34100	How was he to strike?
34100	How will Garrity put it up to Collier to- morrow?
34100	How''d you ever have the nerve to do a thing like that?
34100	How''s it happened you skipped without dropping him word?"
34100	I presume you still ascend the mound as a pitcher?"
34100	If he''s behind the plot to wreck the Blue Stockings, why should he leave the field of action at this time?"
34100	If the players were so true to Kennedy, why did n''t they wait for their contracts?"
34100	In order to make him show his hand, the southpaw asked:"What do you want for Mundy and Pendexter?"
34100	In the meantime, can you and I raise one hundred and fifty thousand?"
34100	Is it a go?"
34100	Is n''t Madden likely to kick over a five- thousand- dollar pinch hitter?"
34100	Is n''t that funny?"
34100	Is somebody trying to knock the bottom out of his baseball holdings in order to get control of the club?
34100	Is there that much money to be found in one lump anywhere in the world?"
34100	Last time we met you reckoned you put it all over me, did n''t you?
34100	Made you a big offer?"
34100	Now how do you figure on that?"
34100	Occasionally a new deaf- mute pitcher, Jones, was mentioned as showing great speed, but who had ever heard of Jones?
34100	Paul?"
34100	Paul?"
34100	Reckon you''re Lefty Locke?"
34100	S''pose you''ve come on to meet Weegman, hey?"
34100	Say, officer, is this a holdup?"
34100	Say, who''s backing Locke in this deal?
34100	Sent out the contracts, did you?
34100	Shall I pitch you a slow one?"
34100	She wrung her hands and came back to the first question that had leaped from her lips:"What can you do?"
34100	Some job piecing together the tattered remnants, hey?
34100	That being the case, what sort of a figure do you expect to cut back in the Big League?
34100	That''s it, eh?"
34100	The arm''s as good as ever?"
34100	The widow of the traction magnate?
34100	Then where-- where are they?"
34100	They did n''t do you much damage, did they?
34100	Think I did n''t know why you declined to dicker with the Feds when they made you a big offer?
34100	Think you have any chance to win?"
34100	Tryin''to give my place a bad name?
34100	Up against the slugging Wolves or the hard- hitting Hornets, how long would you last?
34100	Was his life beginning to tell on Stillman?
34100	Was it not possible that this was the real cause of the quarrel between the worthy pair?
34100	Was it possible that Weegman, not Parlmee, was the magnet that had drawn the girl back from Europe?
34100	Was it possible that he had been led, with undue haste, to fritter away good money for a pitcher who would prove worthless in the Big League?
34100	Was it possible that real batters could find him with such ease?
34100	Was it possible the man could think he was such a soft mark?
34100	Was it possible the pace he had traveled had begun to weaken his naturally keen judgment?
34100	Was n''t he a mut to walk right into this?
34100	What are the new developments?"
34100	What can you do?"
34100	What did you mean by coming right through without even sending me word?"
34100	What do you say?
34100	What do you think about it yourself, Lefty?"
34100	What do you think of Jones?"
34100	What happened to her?
34100	What has Mrs. Hazelton heard from her?"
34100	What has he done since then?
34100	What has he told you that he proposed to do?"
34100	What have you got to sell that I want?"
34100	What if the Blue Stockings do have a busted team this season?
34100	What if the one who concocted the scheme and benefited by it swore your liberty away and escaped scot- free himself?"
34100	What price do you respectfully tender?"
34100	What was the explanation?
34100	What were they doing?
34100	What will happen to you if you do n''t come to Weegman''s terms?"
34100	What''s the matter with you, Ben?
34100	What''s the matter?"
34100	Where did he come from, and what are his antecedents?"
34100	Where do you hang out?"
34100	Where is she?
34100	Where was Stillman?
34100	Where was he?
34100	Where''s Ashton and Gerrish, who struggled with the Blue Stockings before Kennedy stepped in on the turn of the tide?
34100	Where''s Burkett, who managed the Wolves before I came in?
34100	Where''s McConnell, who tried to make a ball team of the Hornets before Brennan''s day?
34100	Where?"
34100	Who got to that doctor and bought him up?"
34100	Who is he, anyway?
34100	Who''ll you use to- morrow, Locke?"
34100	Who''s furnishing him the money to buy the stock?
34100	Why could n''t Parlmee make the same sort of a play?"
34100	Why did n''t you wait until I gave you the contracts for the old players?"
34100	Why do n''t you write her at once, explaining what is going on, and send the letter to her last address?"
34100	Why do you want to give somebody else the credit?
34100	Why not, with a team without a manager, and everything left at loose ends?
34100	Why should n''t it, when them lads ought to have been tied up before this with Blue Stockings contracts?
34100	Will you ask him, as soon as he comes in, to call Philip Hazelton at the Great Eastern?
34100	Wo n''t you join us?"
34100	Would that be honest?"
34100	Would you have me take the ten thousand I could get, knowing all the time that they might be paying it for a has- been who was n''t worth ten cents?
34100	You ca n''t guess?
34100	You found Jones in Alaska?"
34100	You have not received a letter from Virginia lately?"
34100	You know more about Parlmee than I do, and you''ve always figured that gent on the level, have n''t you?"
34100	You mean that he''s in this country?"
34100	You remember I told you I had a score to settle with you?"
34100	You understand?"
34100	You''re afraid they wo n''t last?"
34100	You''re coughing up that sum without consulting anybody?
40105	A Yale man-- you mean a graduate?
40105	A rabbit?
40105	A what?
40105	All right, what?
40105	And Joe wo n''t get a show until last?
40105	And if he doesn''t-- if he slumps as he did to- day?
40105	And so Ford Weston pitches; eh? 40105 And so Weston has been through the mill, and made good?"
40105	And what will happen to us?
40105	And you do n''t know who he was?
40105	And you really know this to be so?
40105	And you say he''s going to Yale this term?
40105	And you''ll pitch?
40105	Any messages or letters left?
40105	Are any of the old boys playing yet?
40105	Are n''t you the-- er-- the proprietor?
40105	Are they hard hitters?
40105	Are you-- er-- do you run this place?
40105	Baseball; eh?
40105	Broken up-- what do you mean?
40105	But does it say anything about who it might be-- what class?
40105	But if the new man was better than you, and it meant the winning of the game?
40105	But it will be out of your way, will it not?
40105	But supposing I do n''t make good?
40105	But what''s the matter with McAnish?
40105	But what''s the matter with you trying for the eleven? 40105 But where does Weston get his pull?"
40105	Ca n''t you do up two Freshmen? 40105 Ca n''t you hit anything?"
40105	Can you do it again?
40105	Can you do it?
40105	Can you-- will you? 40105 Did n''t you start to be a calamity howler, and say Yale would n''t win?"
40105	Did the curve break well?
40105	Did you bring any extra handkerchiefs with you?
40105	Did you send the anonymous letter?
40105	Do n''t worry?
40105	Do n''t you see? 40105 Do n''t you want to meet that Yale fellow?
40105	Do you know who did, if you did not?
40105	Do you live around here?
40105	Do you mean me?
40105	Do you mean to say, Ricky, that they''ll let Weston go on losing games the way he did to- day?
40105	Do you mean to tell me,asked Spike,"that the secret society is bigger than Yale-- that it could make her lose a ball game?"
40105	Do you really want to know?
40105	Do you really want to know?
40105	Do you remember, some time ago,the Dean went on,"that some red paint was put on the steps of the house of one of the professors?
40105	Do you think you might pitch to some of these fellows?
40105	Do you think you''ll pitch, Joe?
40105	Do you?
40105	Does he think he''s going to pitch at Yale?
40105	Eh? 40105 Going to Yale; eh?"
40105	Going to fight?
40105	Good luck?
40105	Got a handle?
40105	Got any photos?
40105	Got plenty of the magoozilum?
40105	Happy-- why not?
40105	Have you been tapped for Skull and Bones, or Wolf''s Head?
40105	Have you grubbed?
40105	Have you had a chance?
40105	Have you played much before you came here?
40105	Have you won a scholarship, or is the Dean going to beg of you not to throw the game?
40105	He ca n''t?
40105	He''s sharp, is n''t he?
40105	Heard the news?
40105	Here, do we get waited on, Alphonse?
40105	Hey, quit shoving; will you?
40105	How about you, Joe?
40105	How about you, Spike? 40105 How are we making out?"
40105	How do you make that out? 40105 How do you mean?
40105	How''d it happen?
40105	How''d you make out?
40105	How''s that for pitching?
40105	How''s that?
40105	How''s that?
40105	How''s that?
40105	How''s this?
40105	How?
40105	Hurt much?
40105	I did n''t know they were in season?
40105	I mean have you seen the last copy of the Yale_ News_?
40105	I say, Joe, did you hear the news?
40105	I say, what''s that on your sleeve?
40105	I say, you do n''t mind if I call you that; do you?
40105	I suppose now, that little matter, which you were speaking to me about, can drop?
40105	I suppose you''ll pitch?
40105	I wonder if I''d better thank him?
40105	I wonder if he has lost confidence in me?
40105	I wonder if he thinks I ca n''t pitch in a big game?
40105	I wonder if it would do to give him a trial?
40105	I wonder if they allow fights at Yale?
40105	I wonder if we''ll win?
40105	I wonder what Weston was doing with it? 40105 I wonder what it was?
40105	I wonder what sort of a game they play?
40105	I wonder what''s up?
40105	I wonder who was accused?
40105	I wonder why he did n''t pitch me?
40105	I wonder you do n''t carry a horsehide about with you, and I do believe-- what''s this?
40105	I wonder?
40105	I-- I wonder if he''ll remember me?
40105	If they try it on any more Freshmen though, we''ll take a hand ourselves; eh?
40105	Is Weston going stale?
40105	Is it bad?
40105	Is n''t that great?
40105	Is that so?
40105	Is that the train?
40105	Jove, were n''t the other coaches stiff enough?
40105	Know it? 40105 Like to go a rabbit?"
40105	Me? 40105 Name?"
40105	No; what is it?
40105	No?
40105	Oh, Joe, ca n''t you reconsider, and stay at Yale?
40105	Oh, Joe, do you think we''ll win?
40105	Oh, so that''s your opinion; is it?
40105	Oh, well, what''s the use talking to you?
40105	Oh, you think so-- do you?
40105	Our what?
40105	Paste or what?
40105	Photos?
40105	Quick-- all right-- what?
40105	Ready for yours?
40105	Red Shack?
40105	Red paint? 40105 Red paint?"
40105	Say, what''s the matter with you fellows?
40105	Say,he asked with a laugh,"how do you join this society?"
40105	Shall I say any more?
40105	So you have n''t gotten over your craze for baseball?
40105	So? 40105 So?
40105	Something about the baseball nine?
40105	That so? 40105 That wo n''t be a marker, will it, Shorty?"
40105	That''s what the other fellows do; is n''t it?
40105	The old man?
40105	The shampoo-- what''s that?
40105	Then I''m really going to pitch?
40105	Then Kendall is n''t sure of his place?
40105	Then we''ll stand''em off?
40105	Then where did you go?
40105	Think we can make that train?
40105	Think you see some bushleaguers in this bunch of college boys?
40105	Well, Joe, have you got everything packed?
40105	Well, are you going to spring it?
40105	Well, what do you know about that?
40105	Well, what happened to you?
40105	Well,went on the Dean,"have you anything to confess?"
40105	Well?
40105	Well?
40105	Well?
40105	Well?
40105	Well?
40105	Were you down to Glory''s all by your lonesome?
40105	Weston-- does he pitch?
40105	What about him?
40105	What about the red paint?
40105	What about''em?
40105	What are you going in for?
40105	What are you going in for?
40105	What better chance have I than I had before?
40105	What did I tell you? 40105 What do you mean?"
40105	What do you mean?
40105	What do you mean?
40105	What do you mean?
40105	What for?
40105	What for?
40105	What for?
40105	What have you fellows been doing?
40105	What in thunder is up?
40105	What is it?
40105	What is it?
40105	What news?
40105	What notice?
40105	What''d you give us the slip for?
40105	What''ll it be-- paste or mush?
40105	What''s getting into Joe, I wonder?
40105	What''s he been saying?
40105	What''s new?
40105	What''s that?
40105	What''s the joke?
40105	What''s the matter with Weston?
40105	What''s the matter with you?
40105	What''s the matter, Mack?
40105	What''s the matter?
40105	What''s the matter?
40105	What''s the matter?
40105	What''s the matter?
40105	What''s the use of soft- soap? 40105 What''s up now?"
40105	What''s yours, Joe?
40105	What, for cats''sake?
40105	Where did you hike to?
40105	Where do you play?
40105	Where''d you get the others?
40105	Where''d you hear it?
40105	Where''ll they do it?
40105	Where''s that mush?
40105	Where?
40105	Who do we play?
40105	Who do you mean?
40105	Who put it there?
40105	Who was that fellow who came in last?
40105	Who''ll pitch for you?
40105	Who''s that? 40105 Who, me?
40105	Who?
40105	Why do n''t you chuck it all? 40105 Why should the coaches put Weston in, and then, when he slumped, call on Avondale before they did you, Joe?
40105	Why, do n''t you intend to stay at Yale?
40105	Why,he added,"what''s the matter with your arm?"
40105	Why-- why, what do you mean?
40105	Why; do you think they''ll get his goat, or that he''ll blow, and throw the game?
40105	Why? 40105 Why?"
40105	Will this get him a permanent place?
40105	Will you catch for me?
40105	Wo n''t you need it?
40105	Wonder if I can step on the foot?
40105	Would you join me in a little trick if we could?
40105	Would you?
40105	Yes, and who''s he got with him?
40105	Yes-- girls? 40105 Yes?
40105	You are sure you do n''t mind my butting in?
40105	You catch, do n''t you?
40105	You mean have we_ heard_ the news; do n''t you?
40105	You say you heard someone in our room?
40105	You say you''ll notify the livery keeper?
40105	You''re Matson; are n''t you?
40105	You''re coming back; are n''t you?
40105	You''ve got your ticket all right, have n''t you?
40105	''Member th''time you throwed a ball through our winder, and splashed Alvirah''s apple sass all over her clean stove?
40105	''Member that, Joe?"
40105	''Member?"
40105	A rather husky voice asked:"Well?"
40105	After all, what is there to it?
40105	And so you''re at Yale?
40105	And yet what would he be doing in my closet, let alone in the room here?
40105	And, after all, is n''t life just one big game; and if we play it fairly and squarely and win-- isn''t that all there is to it?
40105	And, if he got it, could he make good?
40105	And, in a measure, does n''t playing at an athletic game fit one to play in life?
40105	Are you a sound sleeper?"
40105	Are you attending here?"
40105	Are you going to hold that base all day?
40105	Are you playing ball?"
40105	Are you trying for the eleven?"
40105	Are you with us?"
40105	But do n''t they have more than one pitcher in reserve?"
40105	But now, with this accident-- I wonder if I could leave this outfit at the farmhouse, and hire another there?"
40105	But say, what do you think of a fellow like him-- a regular country clod- hopper-- coming here, anyhow?"
40105	But what about the fellow with your sister?"
40105	But what do you think of it?"
40105	But what was it you started to say?"
40105	But what''s the use of kicking?
40105	But-- Oh, I wonder if I can make it?
40105	CHAPTER III ONE LAST GAME"Say, Tom, do you know what I''ve got a good notion to do?"
40105	CHAPTER XIII EARLY PRACTICE"What are you going to try for?"
40105	CHAPTER XIX THE ANONYMOUS LETTER"Have you seen the_ News_?"
40105	CHAPTER XXII THE CRIMSON SPOT"What do you think of him, anyhow?"
40105	Ca n''t I have it?"
40105	Ca n''t we pick up enough of the old Silver Stars to make a nine, with what we can induce to play from among the lads in town?"
40105	Ca n''t you tell?"
40105	Can you play anything?"
40105	Confess?
40105	Could Yale win the next contest?
40105	Did he pay ye for bringin''him back?"
40105	Did n''t you win the Blue Banner for us when it looked as if we had n''t a show?
40105	Did they get on to your curves?"
40105	Did you see anything of''em?"
40105	Do you know any of the fellows here?"
40105	Do you know the other coaches?"
40105	Do you mean that Weston can so work things as to keep me off?"
40105	Do you remember?"
40105	Ever played before?"
40105	Good luck?
40105	Good night-- can you make the stairs?"
40105	Have n''t I told you not to talk so about my friend?"
40105	Have they any such clubs here?"
40105	Have you a ticket?"
40105	How did you fellows make out?"
40105	How far is it from here to Preston?"
40105	How''d you guess it?"
40105	How''s that?"
40105	How?"
40105	I do n''t s''pose you could throw a stone and hit Tampa School?"
40105	I do n''t suppose you are going to Preston; are you?"
40105	I wonder how we can arrange for it?"
40105	I wonder if they tried it on any more?
40105	I wonder if they''re all like that there?
40105	I wonder what he has against me, and if he can do anything to keep me from getting a chance?
40105	I wonder what he''ll think of my pitching?"
40105	I wonder who did it?"
40105	I wonder who he was?
40105	I''m with you-- but-- er-- how about a fight?"
40105	Is n''t he an all- around good player?"
40105	Is n''t there enough when that-- when he pitches?"
40105	Is there a row over the shampooing?"
40105	It''s made of cheese, is n''t it?"
40105	Joe, who sat beside Spike, whispered:"I wonder when you''ll get your chance?"
40105	Know anybody here?"
40105	Like to meet him?
40105	Like to meet him?
40105	Nothing like having nerve, is there?
40105	Now are n''t you sport enough to take a chance?"
40105	Oh, for cats''sake, fanning the air again?
40105	Once more as he stood there, scarcely comprehending, Mr. Benson called out sharply:"Did n''t you hear, Matson?
40105	Or to hear him say with vinegary sweetness:"Did you hurt yourself that time, Smith?
40105	Say, why ca n''t we have one last game before we have to leave town?
40105	Shall I say any more?
40105	Shall I----?"
40105	So he rooms here?
40105	So you came to Yale after all?"
40105	Some day-- is that the train?"
40105	Somebody coming?"
40105	The Resolute team is still in existence, is n''t it?"
40105	The scrub pitcher to go in and Joe, who was his master, kept on the bench?
40105	They told him, and Ricky, making a wry face, went on:"So that''s how things are; eh?
40105	Think you''ll beat Weston to it this year?"
40105	Tom Davis told me to come and see him, Mabel is going out, you''re all togged up-- say, sis, who''s the lucky chap?"
40105	Want to meet him after the game?"
40105	Well, shall we start?"
40105	What are you going to try for?"
40105	What do you know about that?"
40105	What do you mean?"
40105	What do you say?"
40105	What else?"
40105	What if you do get hit?"
40105	What of it?"
40105	What right has he got to butt in at a college like Yale, and displace the fellows who have worked hard for the nine?"
40105	What rules?
40105	What sort of a chap is he?"
40105	What''s the matter?"
40105	What''s up, Joe, old man?"
40105	What''s up?"
40105	What''s your name?"
40105	Where are you from?"
40105	Where did you play?"
40105	Where is your logic, you heathen?
40105	Where were your eyes?"
40105	Who comes next?"
40105	Why did n''t you say so?"
40105	Why not?"
40105	Why was it?"
40105	Why?"
40105	Why?"
40105	Will he put up such a rotten game that they wo n''t stand for him?"
40105	Would he have a chance?
40105	You do n''t mind if I call you that; do you?"
40105	You know that you have n''t got the ghost of a show to be pitcher on the''varsity; do n''t you?"
40105	You say you heard someone in here, Ricky?"
40105	come----""Are they likely to?"
40105	exclaimed Joe, as he paced up and down,"why did n''t I think to make some inquiries?"
40105	is he?"
40105	surely you would n''t want to see him a professional ball player?"
37056	A trip out of town, eh? 37056 A uniform; what for?"
37056	About corn? 37056 Afraid?"
37056	Against whom?
37056	And I can pitch?
37056	And have Sam get on his ear?
37056	And how in the mischief am I going to mend it? 37056 And if he does n''t come?"
37056	And that means that I''ve got to do better pitching, I suppose?
37056	And you are out of the harvester works?
37056	And you may lose everything, dad?
37056	And you''re sorry you hit our umpire?
37056	And you''re still set on going to boarding school?
37056	Are the Resolutes here?
37056	Are we going to wallop''em?
37056	Are you any good at throwing stones?
37056	Are you crazy, Sam? 37056 Are you going to the game Saturday?"
37056	Are you hurt much?
37056	Are you sure?
37056	Aw what''s the matter with you?
37056	Aw, what''s eating you?
37056	Back of Mrs. Peterkin''s house?
37056	But how you going to get out?
37056	But if Sam reconsiders his resignation?
37056	But what are you worried about, mother? 37056 But what the mischief am I to do?
37056	But who will pitch?
37056	But wo n''t this Sam Morton be angry with you?
37056	But you''ll join those societies; wo n''t you mother?
37056	By the way, what do you think of young Matson?
37056	Ca n''t I pitch?
37056	Ca n''t I pitch?
37056	Ca n''t some of you pull off a run?
37056	Ca n''t you give him some liniment to rub on to take the stiffness out, doctor?
37056	Can I help you?
37056	Can we do it?
37056	Can you play Tom Davis in centre field for to- day?
37056	Can you, really?
37056	Coming out to see us practice this afternoon?
37056	Did anything happen? 37056 Did it strain you much?"
37056	Did n''t he miss two hot throws to first base in the game last Saturday?
37056	Did you beat the Resolutes, Joe?
37056	Did you ever see such a kitchen as that? 37056 Did you get him all right?"
37056	Did-- did they smash a window?
37056	Do n''t you know any one on the nine?
37056	Do n''t you think he can get away?
37056	Do n''t you want to pitch and let me catch for you?
37056	Do n''t you want to try it some more?
37056	Do you know where he''s gone? 37056 Do you live around here?"
37056	Do you mean it?
37056	Do you mean me?
37056	Do you mean that?
37056	Do you play at all?
37056	Do you still insist it was my fault?
37056	Do you think they meant you, dad? 37056 Do you think you can hit?"
37056	Do you want anything?
37056	Do you want to fight?
37056	Do you want to run?
37056	Do you wish you had some one else to put in the box?
37056	Does that mean you do n''t think I''m doing all I ought to?
37056	Does your hand hurt you much?
37056	Eh, what''s-- that-- son?
37056	From Mr. Matson, eh? 37056 Give us a show at it?"
37056	Got any curves?
37056	Got any speed?
37056	Got anything special to do?
37056	Got your lessons, Clara?
37056	Has anything happened, mother?
37056	Has anything-- anything good happened?
37056	Has father come home yet?
37056	Have a good team?
37056	Have n''t they another pitcher they can put in?
37056	Have those boys gone?
37056	Have you forgotten something?
37056	He is?
37056	He''s the boy back of us, is n''t he? 37056 How about Monday afternoon?"
37056	How about Percy Parnell? 37056 How about their pitcher?"
37056	How do you feel?
37056	How do you mean?
37056	How do you mean?
37056	How is the patent coming on?
37056	How''s your arm?
37056	I am; eh? 37056 I ca n''t, eh?
37056	I did n''t want to bother you?
37056	I do n''t suppose there''s a vacancy in your nine, is there?
37056	I say, Joe, what sort of a shirt have you got?
37056	I suppose that would be a good way,began Joe doubtfully,"but who''s going to catch for me?"
37056	I wonder if I''m the hoodoo?
37056	I wonder if he''ll be in there long?
37056	I wonder what Sam Morton will say?
37056	I wonder what''s keeping Darrell?
37056	I''d like it immensely,he said,"but wo n''t Sam-- what about him?"
37056	I''m pretty much of a stranger myself, but have you tried at this farmhouse?
37056	If you fellows are looking for a fight you can have it; eh boys?
37056	If you think I am why do n''t you send that Matson in again?
37056	Is Joe Matson here?
37056	Is it all arranged about the game Saturday?
37056	Is there another man we could put in or get from some other team?
37056	It is n''t one of the girls here, is it Joe? 37056 Joe, what do you mean?"
37056	Let a fellow alone, ca n''t you, when he''s studying? 37056 Matter?
37056	Mother,he said,"is n''t father interested in some sort of a patent about corn?"
37056	No, why?
37056	No,answered Mrs. Matson,"why, what is the matter, Joe?
37056	Not so bad; eh?
37056	Oh, Prince is pretty steady; are n''t you Prince old fellow?
37056	Oh, are you hurt? 37056 Oh, are you?
37056	Oh, then you''re a stranger here?
37056	Oh, what''s eating him, anyhow?
37056	Oh, you''re the new family that moved into town?
37056	Or tell me where I can buy one?
37056	Pitch all that time?
37056	Practicing, eh? 37056 Regular or substitute?"
37056	Say, what you talking about?
37056	Setting fence posts; eh?
37056	Shall I get it for you?
37056	Shall I go in?
37056	Smash a window? 37056 So you''re John Matson''s son; eh?"
37056	So you''re practicing pitching, eh? 37056 Some excitement; eh?"
37056	Stand for what?
37056	Suppose I refuse?
37056	Suppose I wo n''t?
37056	Then I can go to boarding school-- and pitch on the school nine; ca n''t I mother?
37056	Then let us help clean the place?
37056	Then there''s nothing wrong?
37056	Then what do you want to be so mean for?
37056	Then why do n''t you fellows take your medicine?
37056	Then why do n''t you shake hands with him, and tell him so like a man?
37056	There is n''t a show there, is there?
37056	Was you wantin''to speak with''em, Alvirah?
37056	Well, ca n''t he fight?
37056	Well, did you win?
37056	Well, does n''t it help a fellow to get a straight aim?
37056	Well, he''s only just moved in, and how do we know but what he''ll move out again?
37056	Well, how goes it?
37056	Well, how much longer?
37056	Well, why did n''t you blow your horn or ring your bell or-- or something?
37056	Well,asked Sam with a sneer,"how is the high- and- mighty pitcher?
37056	Well,remarked Clara to her brother, on the Saturday of the game,"is n''t it almost time for you to start if you''re going to Rocky Ford?"
37056	Well?
37056	Well?
37056	What about Len Oswald, the substitute centre fielder?
37056	What are they?
37056	What are you going to do; change pitchers?
37056	What are you going to do?
37056	What business is it of yours, anyhow, Sam?
37056	What did he say?
37056	What do you mean by crashing into a fellow that way for, anyhow?
37056	What do you mean?
37056	What do you suppose is keeping him?
37056	What do you want of me?
37056	What does that mean?
37056	What for?
37056	What good do you think that does?
37056	What is the matter? 37056 What lad?"
37056	What mistake?
37056	What right has he got to tackle our umpire?
37056	What sort of a bolt is it?
37056	What team; the Silver Stars?
37056	What were you going to say?
37056	What you doing here, looking for a job?
37056	What''s doing?
37056	What''s he got against Matson?
37056	What''s that? 37056 What''s that?"
37056	What''s that?
37056	What''s the best way then?
37056	What''s the matter with Hank Armstrong?
37056	What''s the matter with Slater?
37056	What''s the matter with him?
37056	What''s the matter, old man?
37056	What''s the matter; nothing wrong I hope?
37056	What''s the matter? 37056 What''s the matter?"
37056	What''s the matter?
37056	What''s the matter?
37056	What''s the other contest?
37056	What''s this?
37056	What_ I_ did?
37056	When do we play?
37056	Where are you going?
37056	Where are you going?
37056	Where have I heard that first voice before?
37056	Where have I heard that voice before?
37056	Where is my father?
37056	Where you going?
37056	Where''d you play?
37056	Where''d you play?
37056	Where''s he going to play?
37056	Where''s he going to play?
37056	Where''s that first- aid kit?
37056	Where''s the rest of ye?
37056	Where?
37056	Where?
37056	Which pocket?
37056	Who asked you anything about it?
37056	Who did that?
37056	Who do we play next week?
37056	Who do you think will win?
37056	Who engaged you?
37056	Who is always kicking?
37056	Who is he?
37056	Who is your mother?
37056	Who threw that ball? 37056 Who you laughing at?"
37056	Who''s Sam?
37056	Who''s going to cover first to- day?
37056	Who''s going to win?
37056	Who''s that?
37056	Who, Joe Matson?
37056	Who-- me?
37056	Why could n''t he stay away until we had the game won? 37056 Why did n''t you call that a ball?"
37056	Why did n''t you?
37056	Why do n''t you get a pitcher who can pitch?
37056	Why do n''t you use that first pitcher regularly?
37056	Why do n''t_ you_ ask my father?
37056	Why have n''t you got your suit on?
37056	Why not?
37056	Why not?
37056	Why was n''t I born a home- run hitter instead of good looking, I wonder?
37056	Why, is it likely to be serious, dad?
37056	Why, what''s the matter, Joe?
37056	Why? 37056 Why?"
37056	Will it be a good game?
37056	Will it do?
37056	Wo n''t you fellows stick up for me?
37056	Wo n''t you want it?
37056	Yes, we did-- why, mother, what''s the matter?
37056	Yet what can we do?
37056	You are sure there wo n''t be any slip- up?
37056	You did n''t throw that ball, did you, Ebenezer?
37056	You do n''t think they''re going to beat us, do you?
37056	You play, do n''t you?
37056	You were? 37056 Your arm is n''t lame or sore?"
37056	And let''s see-- what''s your name?"
37056	Are all the scrub here?"
37056	Are n''t you glad, sis?"
37056	Are n''t you glad?"
37056	Are you afraid I''ll displace you as pitcher?"
37056	But a moment later he knew it could not be tramps for the words he heard were these:"And do you think you can get control of the patents?"
37056	But ca n''t I do something to help you, dad?"
37056	But can I get that door up?"
37056	But is my glove mended, Clara?
37056	But say, dad, is it as bad as all that?
37056	But say, if you want to practice pitching, why did n''t you ask me to catch for you?"
37056	But what did it matter as long as the boys, and those who watched them, enjoyed it?
37056	But what is the matter?
37056	CHAPTER III MRS. MATSON IS WORRIED"What do you mean by that?"
37056	CHAPTER IV A ROW WITH SAM"What are you thinking about, Joe?"
37056	CHAPTER VII LAUGHED AT"What''s that in your pocket, Joe?"
37056	CHAPTER XIV A KETTLE OF APPLE SAUCE"Well, Joe, are you all ready?"
37056	CHAPTER XV JOE OVERHEARS SOMETHING"Are you the boys who threw the baseball through my kitchen window into my kettle of apple sauce?"
37056	CHAPTER XX"WOULD YOU LIKE TO PITCH?"
37056	CHAPTER XXIII JOE IN THE BOX"Well, when are you fellows going to start?"
37056	Can you do it, Joe?"
37056	Can you keep it up?"
37056	Could I go after him?"
37056	Could he beat the ball in?
37056	Could he do it in the game?
37056	Darrell Blackney passed him, and in answer to Joe''s nod of greeting asked:"Did you get home all right?"
37056	Did n''t we wallop you once?"
37056	Did you ever see anything like that?
37056	Do n''t you know any better than to stand there staring at me?
37056	Do n''t you know it will spoil your coat?"
37056	Do you know any of the boys?"
37056	Do you know any one around here who would let us take one for a short time?"
37056	Do you want to give all our secrets away to these fellows?"
37056	Do-- do you want to run?"
37056	Eh?
37056	Ever invent anything?"
37056	For a moment there was silence and then Sam, stepping up to the umpire, a lad smaller than himself, said:"Safe, eh?
37056	Go to school?"
37056	Going to play with us Saturday?"
37056	Had we better get a doctor?"
37056	Hark, what''s that?"
37056	Has anything happened?"
37056	Has anything happened?"
37056	Have Benjamin and his crowd beaten you?"
37056	Have a good team?"
37056	Have n''t you got any senses?"
37056	Have you a uniform?"
37056	Have you any line on him?"
37056	Have you played ball before?"
37056	He''s pitched some, has n''t he?"
37056	Holdney?"
37056	How about you?"
37056	How did it happen?"
37056	How was the game?"
37056	How would you like to pitch part of the game Saturday?"
37056	How you going to manage it?"
37056	How''s your arm?"
37056	I asked''em if they did n''t want to run and----""You-- asked them-- if-- they-- didn''t-- want-- to-- run?"
37056	I demand to know who did it?"
37056	I got a book on pitching, and----""Say, will you lend it to me?"
37056	I suppose you''ll turn all your salary in to help out now; wo n''t you?"
37056	I suppose you''ve been doing nothing else but handing out no- hit and no- run games?"
37056	I wonder if he has anything in him after all?
37056	I wonder if he''d be any good?"
37056	I wonder----""Did you want to see any one around the works?"
37056	I''m sorry this happened, but ca n''t we be friends after this?"
37056	If we need a new member why not pick one who has been living here longer than a couple of weeks?"
37056	If you are, why do n''t you take a hammer or some stones instead of baseballs?
37056	If you could wait a little longer----""Have n''t you any one else you can put in?"
37056	Is it anything of importance?"
37056	Is it on the main street?"
37056	Is my mother or father ill?"
37056	Is the game-- over?"
37056	Is there anything you''d like to buy?"
37056	It wo n''t be much of a game, and I''m not to go in until it''s in the ice box----""In the ice box?"
37056	Joe called after him:"Wo n''t you shake hands?
37056	Just because that new fellow made a home run you''re all up in the air about him, and for all the hard work I do, what do I get for it?
37056	Land sakes, what th''world a- comin''t''anyhow, I''d like t''know?
37056	Matson and Morton, I want you to shake hands, will you?"
37056	Mr. Matson started so suddenly that the paper rattled loudly, and his wife asked:"What''s the matter, John, did something in the news startle you?"
37056	Oh, Joe, are you really going to play on the nine Saturday?"
37056	Or how would you like to carry the bats or be the water boy?
37056	Over on the fairgrounds?"
37056	Pitching practice, eh?
37056	Play ball?"
37056	So does every one in this town, but the last two games we''ve played in hard luck, and----""Do you mean to say it was my pitching?"
37056	Stand still, ca n''t you, until I see what''s the matter?
37056	Striding up to the disgruntled pitcher Joe held out his hand and asked:"Wo n''t you shake?"
37056	Then he asked:"What''s wrong?
37056	Then, as he looked more fully at Joe he exclaimed:"Have n''t I seen you somewhere before, my lad?
37056	Things ca n''t be much worse; can they?"
37056	True, he had made errors; but who had not?
37056	Want to practice some more?"
37056	Want to try?"
37056	Was it wise to go on with such a pitcher as Sam who, though talented, could not be relied upon and who was likely to make"breaks"at unexpected times?
37056	We have n''t a kick coming, but we may treat you to a dose of the same medicine when we have a return game; eh, old man?"
37056	Were you at it long?"
37056	What about it?"
37056	What are you trying to do, Matson, knock the fence down?
37056	What does it mean?"
37056	What for?"
37056	What have you against him?"
37056	What in the world did you do that for?"
37056	What is it?"
37056	What''s the matter?
37056	What''s the matter?"
37056	What''s your name?"
37056	When can you come?"
37056	Where are we going to practice?
37056	Where did he come from?
37056	Where did you meet him?"
37056	Where were you?"
37056	Where were you?"
37056	Who''s that with him?"
37056	Why does n''t he pitch decent ball if he wants to hold his place?
37056	Why?"
37056	Why?"
37056	Will you do it?
37056	Will you pitch?"
37056	Would you mind holding Prince''s head while I try it?
37056	You have n''t been in town long, have you?"
37056	You know that your father is working on certain patents about a corn reaper and binder; do n''t you?"
37056	You''re one of the fresh juniors at school, are n''t you?"
37056	Your father----""Is there anything the matter with father?"
37056	exclaimed Joe, who disliked as much as any one being laughed at,"what have you got against me, anyhow?
27584	A romance?
27584	Amateur or professional?
27584	And I wonder how much more salary I''ll get? 27584 And did he say I was to give you a try- out?"
27584	And leave him in it?
27584	And stay in the cellar?
27584	And take him with us?
27584	And that is?
27584	And then what?
27584	And what are we going to do about supper? 27584 And who''s the other chap, and why did he threaten you?"
27584	And yet,she mused, as she went to her room,"I wonder what it is that is worrying him?"
27584	And you thought you were doing me a favor, old man?
27584	Are n''t we''most there?
27584	Are n''t you on the pitching staff?
27584	Are you a member of the St. Louis team?
27584	Are you all right, Mabel?
27584	Are you comfortable here?
27584	Are you folks in the movies?
27584	Are you from there?
27584	Are you going to leave him tied?
27584	Are you going to pitch, Joe?
27584	Are you prepared to disclose to me the Cardinal battery signals?
27584	Are you sure it is n''t the_ other_?
27584	But can we go on, Joe?
27584	But what about him being in our room that night?
27584	But what are you going to do?
27584	But what do you think was their object?
27584	But what does it all mean? 27584 But who are they-- what do they mean?
27584	But why ca n''t you stop off at my house now?
27584	But why should he?
27584	But why the olive oil?
27584	But you_ have_ had rather a rapid rise in baseball; have n''t you, Joe?
27584	But, after all, what_ can_ he do? 27584 By Jove, old man, do you think we''ll win?"
27584	By whom?
27584	Ca n''t you fellows supply me with some dope?
27584	Ca n''t you see what you''re doing? 27584 Ca n''t you take dinner with us at the hotel?"
27584	Can we do it?
27584	Can you keep it up?
27584	Can you let me have some money-- until Spring opens?
27584	Contract satisfactory, and all that?
27584	Curves, of course?
27584	Deliberate?
27584	Did he tell you to tell me to put you on?
27584	Did n''t he give you any hint?
27584	Did n''t see anything of Shalleg since we struck Manhattan; did you, Joe?
27584	Did they push the relief- train through?
27584	Did you bring the money?
27584	Did you ever know what it was to be down and out?
27584	Did you get him, Wes?
27584	Did you hear anything about a fellow named Shalleg, who used to play in the Central League, coming to us?
27584	Did you help pick it out?
27584	Did you see him at the game?
27584	Did you?
27584	Do you get any extra when your side wins?
27584	Do you know a fellow named Shalleg?
27584	Do you know him by sight?
27584	Do you play Canfield solitaire?
27584	Do you play ball?
27584	Do you play cards?
27584	Do you snore?
27584	Do you think that necktie is too bright for a fellow?
27584	Do you want someone to hear us?
27584	Does it feel better?
27584	Does it hurt much?
27584	Does she still love you?
27584	Down and out? 27584 Going to say anything to the boss about this?"
27584	Got anything on to- night?
27584	Got anything to do this evening?
27584	Got stage fright?
27584	Had a row?
27584	Had n''t we better show a light?
27584	Had to get larger sized caps?
27584	Have I done anything to displease you?
27584	Have any trouble trailing him?
27584	Have you anything special to do?
27584	Have you wagered a new necktie on the result?
27584	He was? 27584 Hear of any new players coming to us?"
27584	Hello, what''s up?
27584	His? 27584 How about you?"
27584	How did it happen?
27584	How do you know? 27584 How does it feel now?"
27584	How long do you stay in Riverside?
27584	How''s your head, Joe?
27584	How?
27584	Hurt much?
27584	I beg your pardon,the man began, speaking as though he had a heavy cold,"but could you direct me to the Reading Terminal?"
27584	I do n''t suppose you want to make an offer for Matson; do you?
27584	I mean how much coin did you pay him?
27584	I wonder how the stalled train is faring?
27584	I wonder how they came to pick me out?
27584	I wonder if I had n''t better speak of that?
27584	I wonder if Mabel can walk back?
27584	I wonder if Rad can be sick, and have gone out?
27584	I wonder if he could be----?
27584	I wonder if the effects of that liniment are wearing off? 27584 I wonder what I''d better do?"
27584	I wonder what his game is, after all?
27584	I wonder what it all meant? 27584 I wonder what that is?"
27584	I wonder what they''ll consider me worth, say at the end of the first season?
27584	I wonder what they''re going to do with me?
27584	I wonder when I''ll get a chance to show what I can do?
27584	I wonder why he wanted to pick a quarrel with me? 27584 Is Mr. Watson here?"
27584	Is Rad out?
27584	Is he a player?
27584	Is it anything serious-- anything about father''s business? 27584 Is it where that fellow pinched you, in getting off the car last night?"
27584	Is it?
27584	Is n''t it glorious?
27584	Is n''t there any way to prevent that?
27584	Is that all Mr. Gregory, your former manager, says in the telegram?
27584	Is that the one?
27584	Is that your last word?
27584	Is the St. Louis team considered pretty good?
27584	Is your arm lame?
27584	It could n''t have happened better; could it, Harry?
27584	It does look that way; does n''t it?
27584	It is?
27584	It means quite an advance for you; does n''t it, Joe?
27584	It was fine; was n''t it?
27584	Joe Matson?
27584	Joe, are you going to help us do it?
27584	Just think; suppose we had had to stay in that train until now?
27584	Kidnapped; eh?
27584	Left?
27584	Let''s see now-- how I can best direct you?
27584	Like what, Matson?
27584	Mabel, are you hurt?
27584	Matson? 27584 Matson?"
27584	Matter? 27584 Moving pictures?"
27584	Nothing special-- why?
27584	Of course I do, but what does it mean? 27584 Oh, you like that kind; eh?"
27584	Rather neat; do n''t you think?
27584	Reggie, get down the valises; will you, please? 27584 Say, did you pitch with that arm?"
27584	Say, how much did you slip that reporter to pull off that dope about you?
27584	Say, it sure will be great to get out on the diamond and slam the ball about; wo n''t it?
27584	Say, it''s great; is n''t it?
27584	Say, where do youse play?
27584	See who?
27584	Shall we give the alarm?
27584	Shall we go with him, Mabel?
27584	She is? 27584 Some nerve; eh?"
27584	Tell her how the game went, I s''pose?
27584	That you, Rad?
27584	Then you really will get more money?
27584	Then you wo n''t give me a chance?
27584	Then you''ll come here to see me to- morrow? 27584 There is where we were snowed in; is n''t it?"
27584	They do n''t give you much choice; do they?
27584	Think I want him giving the alarm, and having us nabbed? 27584 Think we can do''em?"
27584	Think you can make it?
27584	To visit us?
27584	Up to your old tricks; eh, Jack?
27584	Was he in there?
27584	Well, Joe, are we going to win?
27584	Well, Joe, is there anything new in the baseball situation?
27584	Well, but what are you going to do?
27584	Well, what do youse want?
27584	Well, you do n''t think I''m going to chuck him overboard; do you?
27584	Were n''t you surprised about the pin?
27584	What about the game to- day?
27584	What are we to do?
27584	What are you going to do; start a store?
27584	What can I do for you?
27584	What condition was he in to- night?
27584	What do you mean?
27584	What do you mean?
27584	What do you mean?
27584	What does it mean?
27584	What good wind blows you here?
27584	What has that got to do with it?
27584	What is it, Joe?
27584	What is it, Joe?
27584	What is it?
27584	What is it?
27584	What kind of ball have the Reds been playing?
27584	What makes you think so?
27584	What sort of a place is it?
27584	What sort of ball do you pitch?
27584	What was his game?
27584	What was his object?
27584	What were you going to say that Shalleg was up to?
27584	What would be the good? 27584 What''s he got?"
27584	What''s that? 27584 What''s that?"
27584	What''s the game?
27584	What''s the matter with Joe Matson?
27584	What''s the matter?
27584	What''s the matter?
27584	What''s the matter?
27584	What''s the matter?
27584	What''s the matter?
27584	What''s the row, old top?
27584	What''s up?
27584	What''s up?
27584	What''s up?
27584	What''s your hurry?
27584	What''s yours?
27584	What?
27584	Where are you going, Joe?
27584	Where can I get him?
27584	Where do you like to play?
27584	Where in the world did you come from? 27584 Where''d you come from?
27584	Where''d you get this note?
27584	Where''s father?
27584	Who are you scouting for now?
27584	Who are you, anyhow, and what''s riled you?
27584	Who shall I put in the box?
27584	Who was he?
27584	Who''d you s''pose?
27584	Who''s it from?
27584	Who''s there?
27584	Who, Matson?
27584	Who, him?
27584	Whom do we open with?
27584	Why do n''t you get the police after them?
27584	Why do n''t you go to the manager of your team, and get him to give you an advance on your salary? 27584 Why do n''t you say''play ball''?"
27584	Why not?
27584	Why not?
27584	Why were you practicing gymnastics, Joe?
27584	Why, you know he''s out of the Clevefield team; do n''t you?
27584	Why? 27584 Why?"
27584	Why?
27584	Why?
27584	Will it be any easier on the St. Louis team?
27584	Will you come and see me-- after you take care of your friends?
27584	Will you get more money, Joe?
27584	Wo n''t we? 27584 You do n''t s''pose I''m going to chuck him in; do you?"
27584	You have n''t had bad news, about not making the St. Louis team; have you?
27584	You mean about that little pin? 27584 You''ll be only too glad to give it the pass- up; wo n''t they?"
27584	You''ll inform the police; wo n''t you?
27584	You''ve got to do just as they tell you; have n''t you?
27584	_ Him_? 27584 Afraid; eh?
27584	Ai n''t I pitching all right?"
27584	And how are all the boys since we played the last pennant game?"
27584	And then Joe, as he went to the dressing rooms, overheard the manager ask Boswell:"What do you think of Matson?"
27584	And you look after Matson; will you?"
27584	And, by the way, Mr. Watson, if it is n''t asking too much I''d like to know how you came to hear of me and sign me up?"
27584	Anything missing?"
27584	Are you looking for me?"
27584	Are you making a salad, as well?"
27584	Are you one of the players?"
27584	Are you practicing so early in the season?
27584	Are you sure there is nothing the matter?"
27584	As he did so he looked sneeringly at Joe, and mumbled:"I suppose you think you''re the whole pitching staff now?"
27584	As he turned to go, Joe heard Wessel say:"There wo n''t be no rough work; will there?"
27584	But have you really lost your place on the team, Joe?"
27584	But how can they do it?
27584	But it soon developed that they were with him, for, presently Wessel asked:"Where are we going with him?"
27584	But what''s this I hear about you?"
27584	But when would he get a chance to make explanations?
27584	But who brought it in?"
27584	But why does he keep after me?
27584	By the way, how is your father since the operation?"
27584	CHAPTER VIII THE QUARREL"Are we all here?"
27584	CHAPTER XI GOING DOWN SOUTH"Well, are you going to help us win the pennant, Matson?"
27584	CHAPTER XVI JOE''S TRIUMPH"Well, what do you know about that?"
27584	CHAPTER XXII IN DANGER"Bad news?"
27584	Can you let me have-- say, two hundred dollars?"
27584	Can you take them?"
27584	Can you tell us what happened?"
27584	Could he?
27584	Could there be a hidden object in it, partly covered by the fellow''s plea that he wanted to get on the team?
27584	Did you have a good trip?"
27584	Did you hurt your hand?"
27584	Did you see him in here?"
27584	Do you know him?"
27584	Do you know what that means?"
27584	Do you mean to say I''m sayin''what ai n''t so?"
27584	Do you mean you have n''t any choice in the matter, Joe?"
27584	Does n''t look much like baseball; does it, Joe?"
27584	For what he heard was this:"S''posin''he do n''t come?"
27584	From then on he and Reggie were good friends, and Reggie''s sister Mabel and Joe were---- Oh, well, what''s the use of telling on a fellow?
27584	Going back at the game in the Spring, I expect; are n''t you?"
27584	Got any speed?"
27584	Got anything you can give him for a story?"
27584	Have you ever been in Reedville?"
27584	Have you lost your place?"
27584	He watched Joe for a moment and then asked suddenly:"Arm stiff?"
27584	How about a cross- fire?"
27584	How about it?"
27584	How about you, Reggie?"
27584	How about yourself?"
27584	How are you on stick work?"
27584	How are you, anyhow?
27584	How much chance do you think you''d have to win if our men knew your battery signals?"
27584	How much room have you got in your airship?"
27584	I guess you''ll wish I had left you in the train; wo n''t you?"
27584	I guess you''re beginning to feel that working in a big league is different than in a minor; eh?"
27584	I suppose you''ll play with the Pittston team?"
27584	I suppose you''re going to stay with the League this coming season?"
27584	I wonder if I can last out?"
27584	I wonder if I can make good?"
27584	I wonder if the horses will stand while we do it?
27584	I wonder what I can do to help them?"
27584	I wonder what I''d better do?"
27584	I wonder what sort of a story it will be when I go up against a big league team?"
27584	I wonder who can be waiting to see me here about Rad?
27584	If your signals are found out, where are you?
27584	In his room he motioned Joe to a chair, and then, looking intently at the young pitcher, said:"Matson, do you know what it is to be down and out?"
27584	Is anything the matter?"
27584	Is something worrying you?
27584	Is the rescue- train here?"
27584	Is there any special place I can take you to, in Riverside?"
27584	Is there anything else you''d like to know?"
27584	Is there some hotel, or boarding house, where I could put up, and where I could see you-- later?"
27584	It will put us on Easy Street; wo n''t it, Momsey?"
27584	Joe''s face must have showed his surprise at the sight of the man, for Clara asked:"Who is that fellow, Joe?
27584	Joe, what in the world are you doing?"
27584	Matson?"
27584	Now you do n''t either of you happen to have a romance about you; do you?"
27584	Reggie Varley and his sister are here for a while-- you remember Reggie; do n''t you, Charlie?"
27584	Say, it''s fierce to sit it out; is n''t it?"
27584	Say, what''s up, Joe?
27584	Seen anything of him lately?"
27584	Shoot me some new dope; will you?"
27584	The trouble is, though, if I go out, and Rad comes back here in the meanwhile, what will happen?"
27584	Then you know we''re pretty well down?"
27584	Then you wo n''t let me have it?"
27584	Then, as he heard someone moving about the apartment he called out:"That you, Rad?"
27584	Trying to put on high society airs; eh?"
27584	Want to come, Sis?"
27584	Was he there?"
27584	Was it fancy, or did the man give a sudden start, that might indicate surprise?
27584	Watson?"
27584	Watson?"
27584	Watson?"
27584	Wessel is his name; eh?
27584	Wessel; eh?"
27584	What are your plans for the coming season?
27584	What do you mean?"
27584	What do you mean?"
27584	What happened, anyhow?"
27584	What were they going to do with him?
27584	What''ll I do?"
27584	What''s the matter-- a wreck?"
27584	Where are the Varleys going to stop?"
27584	Where can I get him?"
27584	Where is he?"
27584	Who do you mean-- what''s up?"
27584	Who is the fellow, anyhow?"
27584	Who''s going to give it to you?"
27584	Who?
27584	Why not make up a yarn about that?"
27584	Why should he try to hurt you?"
27584	Why?"
27584	Will she see you play?"
27584	With that Joe walked out, but not before the infuriated man called after him:"And so you''re going to St. Louis; are you?
27584	Wo n''t you come over to the house this evening?"
27584	Wonder if any other members of the Pittston team are slated to go?
27584	Would you?"
27584	You can show me the shortest road to Riverside; ca n''t you?"
27584	You do n''t know him; do you?"
27584	You would n''t like it yourself; would you?
27584	You''ll come; wo n''t you, Joe?"
27584	asked Joe eagerly,"and where does my team play?"
27584	asked Manager Watson of the conductor as that official came through after a long stop at a water tank station,"wo n''t the cow get off the track?"
27584	whistled Joe Matson, the astonishment on his bronzed face being indicated by his surprised exclamation of:"Well, what do you know about that, Sis?"
41206	A message for me?
41206	A note, eh?
41206	Ai n''t I good enough to speak to you? 41206 All arranged?"
41206	Am I in time?
41206	And a spring lock on the one they''ll enter by?
41206	And if he does?
41206	And what were you doing with it?
41206	Any idea of how strong they are?
41206	Anything heavy we can fasten this to?
41206	Anything the matter?
41206	Are congratulations in order?
41206	Are n''t you anxious to begin twirling the horsehide?
41206	Are there any others?
41206	Are there any who think otherwise?
41206	Are they going to fight?
41206	Are they? 41206 Are you afraid you''ll never see her again?"
41206	Are you fellows game?
41206	Are you going to do it?
41206	Are you going to let it go this far, Sid? 41206 Are you going to see them when we get washed up?"
41206	Are you going to take some girls, as well as meet some there?
41206	Are you going to the Junior dance Friday night?
41206	Are you going?
41206	Are you or are you not going to play with us again this season? 41206 Are you speaking for yourself or your brother?"
41206	Arrested in a gambling raid-- Sid Henderson? 41206 Bad news?
41206	Bascome, the freshman?
41206	Baseball?
41206	Blue- tie hook?
41206	But can we get another game in place of it?
41206	But how can we see it?
41206	But how can you be sure that the proctor will be out there?
41206	But if he wo n''t let us?
41206	But if it''s a mistake, why ca n''t you tell?
41206	But if there''s a smoker going on in there, why was Pitchfork tipped off?
41206	But it is n''t true?
41206	But say, old man, how did it happen that the doctor let you play at the last minute?
41206	But what are you going to do?
41206	But what''s the row, Sid?
41206	But why?
41206	But, say, what''s getting into you chaps, anyhow? 41206 But-- Oh, well, what''s the use of talking?"
41206	Ca n''t you get back?
41206	Ca n''t you put it off, Sid?
41206	Ca n''t you suggest a plan?
41206	Ca n''t you wait until to- morrow to see her, old sport? 41206 Can I get there in time-- in time to play?
41206	Can you ever?
41206	Can you make it?
41206	Caught?
41206	Conic sections or a problem in trig, Ed?
41206	Dare you deny that you are the person referred to in it? 41206 Dare you deny that you''re going from here to the gambling den in Dartwell?"
41206	Did he get the tip?
41206	Did n''t my old college win? 41206 Did you get her photograph?"
41206	Did you get it?
41206	Did you get their picture?
41206	Did you say any more to Langridge, old man?
41206	Did you see anything of them since we arrived?
41206	Did you, now?
41206	Did you-- did you send that to her?
41206	Do I understand that you ask that as a point of information?
41206	Do n''t like what, Tom?
41206	Do n''t you feel a bit nervous about it, Guy?
41206	Do n''t you suppose I want to see my old college win? 41206 Do n''t you want to help us win?"
41206	Do we play on their grounds?
41206	Do you live at the college?
41206	Do you mean ours or theirs?
41206	Do you notice any similarity?
41206	Do you s''pose they''ll bite?
41206	Do you see this?
41206	Do you suppose she''ll be mad?
41206	Do you take me for an old maid? 41206 Do you think so?"
41206	Do you want to break the works, and stop it?
41206	Do you want to wreck our most cherished possession?
41206	Do you wish to spank me?
41206	Does this mean that we''ll have to cancel the next game with Fairview?
41206	Done anything about a manager?
41206	Ever see a white black- bird, Tom?
41206	Fellows, will you be quiet?
41206	For long?
41206	For me?
41206	For the love of onions, what are we going to do?
41206	For what?
41206	Ford? 41206 Forgive?
41206	Gentleman?
41206	Glad to see you; are n''t we, Madge?
41206	Going out this evening?
41206	Going out?
41206	Going? 41206 Got the camera and flash powder?"
41206	Ha, what is it now?
41206	Have n''t I got a right to?
41206	Have n''t I got troubles enough? 41206 Have they hired him?"
41206	Have ye heard the news, byes?
41206	Have you arranged any games yet?
41206	Have you given a-- a sort of promise-- to some one?
41206	Have you permission to be out after hours?
41206	Have you seen it, Phil?
41206	Have you_ got_ to go?
41206	Hello, fellows,began Joe,"do you want to see some sport?"
41206	Here, what''s that for?
41206	Here, what''s up?
41206	How about it, Tom?
41206	How are you on pitching?
41206	How came you here? 41206 How do I know you are a member of the Randall team?"
41206	How do you know?
41206	How in the mischief do you shove a needle through this leather, Tom? 41206 How is she?"
41206	How long will it take?
41206	How was it?
41206	How''d he come to tell you?
41206	How''d you get here?
41206	How''s the foot?
41206	How?
41206	How?
41206	How?
41206	Hurt bad?
41206	I ask you for the last time, will you stand back?
41206	I know it; but what good will that do him, if he does n''t tell where he was that night? 41206 I say, will you lend me my share of the money, for a few days?"
41206	I should n''t? 41206 I tell you I was n''t arrested-- I was n''t there-- that is, I was n''t gambling-- I-- I-- er-- Oh, wo n''t you believe me?
41206	I thought you did n''t care for-- that is-- was that true what Mr. Parsons accused you of?
41206	I wonder if Ruth is here?
41206	I wonder if that means Sid is going to get into trouble?
41206	I wonder if we''ll get it?
41206	I wonder where Sid is? 41206 I wonder why he did n''t come?"
41206	I would like to inquire if it is not because the team was not properly managed?
41206	I would like-- won''t you-- can you explain a certain matter which I wish to know about?
41206	I wrote and asked you-- you got my letter, did n''t you?
41206	I''m glad, for more reasons than two, that we won; eh, fellows?
41206	If they had n''t taken you with us, we would n''t have gone with them; would we, Madge?
41206	If what?
41206	If you told the whole story, could n''t you get back on the team?
41206	If you were n''t there, why ca n''t you say so?
41206	Immense, eh? 41206 In other words you want me and my friends to help you out of a hole?"
41206	In time? 41206 In time?
41206	Interesting?
41206	Is a misogynist a very savage creature?
41206	Is everything working all right?
41206	Is he in good form, captain?
41206	Is it all right? 41206 Is n''t that going it pretty strong?
41206	Is that Sid?
41206	Is this liquor?
41206	Is this true?
41206	Is your hand-- did he hurt it-- I mean is it all right?
41206	It is n''t the last game, is it?
41206	It is n''t, eh? 41206 It wo n''t damage it; will it?"
41206	It''s addressed to Miss Harrison, and-- but-- are you going over with a microscope a letter you''ve written to her, to see if it will pass muster? 41206 Leaving?"
41206	Leighton does n''t kick-- why should you?
41206	Looks pretty bad, does n''t it, Ruth?
41206	Mad because I''m with Miss Harrison?
41206	Mad? 41206 Made''em worse?
41206	May I ask what you young gentlemen are doing with my hat?
41206	Me? 41206 Me?"
41206	Miss Harrison? 41206 No, what is it?"
41206	No? 41206 Now, about the team for this spring?"
41206	Oh, I almost forgot, you do n''t know Mabel, do you, boys?
41206	Oh, by the way, captain, what about a manager?
41206	Oh, by the way,remarked Phil, at parting,"Ruth, do n''t you and Miss Tyler want to come to our doings next week?"
41206	Oh, it is n''t on your account-- I mean-- that is-- Oh, would n''t you like to go?
41206	Oh, it''s you, is it Henderson? 41206 Oh, of course,"agreed Dutch,"but are n''t you a bit proud of us, captain?"
41206	Oh, shut up, and let a fellow alone; ca n''t you?
41206	Oh, well, Ruth wanted to go,said Phil, as indifferently as he could,"and Tom and I promised to----""I suppose Miss Tyler is going?"
41206	Oh, will this never end? 41206 Once more,"asked Sid, and his voice was calmer,"will you stand aside, or have I got to force you?"
41206	Out rather late, are n''t you?
41206	Out-- on a night like this?
41206	Play the game?
41206	Probably there is; but why does n''t Sid come out and say he was n''t in the raid, and clear himself? 41206 Remember how sick I was when we were here last year to play''em football?"
41206	Remember when he came back last night, smelling so strong of tobacco?
41206	Say, what do you do with all your cash, Sid?
41206	Say, when is something going to happen?
41206	See anything of Sid, as you came away?
41206	See anything of that traitor, Fenton?
41206	See you defeated at baseball again, or go to a fraternity dance?
41206	Send it to whom?
41206	Shall we leave a light for Sid?
41206	Shall we leave a light for him?
41206	Shortage?
41206	Sid Henderson, will you-- dare you say that if you told the truth about this miserable business you would not be reinstated and allowed to play?
41206	Sid-- I mean Mr. Henderson-- doesn''t-- I mean-- I''m sure he wouldn''t-- anyhow, why do n''t you be fair to him?
41206	Something new?
41206	Still worrying?
41206	Stuck, eh?
41206	Studying?
41206	Suppose it would do any good to tackle Sid again?
41206	Suppose they find out that I told?
41206	The ball nine?
41206	Then am I out of order?
41206	Then the trick comes off then?
41206	Then why do you want to get in or out?
41206	Then you do n''t want to get back on the team?
41206	Then you think he was there?
41206	There, what did I tell you?
41206	They''re headed this way-- no use to turn back, I suppose?
41206	Think not?
41206	Think of it? 41206 Think this is a funeral?"
41206	To that gambling hall? 41206 Until I get this one fixed?
41206	Up to me?
41206	Was n''t something flashing in Pete''s eyes?
41206	Well, are n''t some of you going to answer it?
41206	Well, are we all ready?
41206	Well, are you ready for those plates of cream, now?
41206	Well, supposing I did? 41206 Well, then, are we all agreed?"
41206	Well, what do you fellows say?
41206	Well, what do you make of it?
41206	Well, what''s on for to- day?
41206	Well, would n''t that get your goat?
41206	Well?
41206	Well?
41206	Were they surprised?
41206	Were you at the gambling place, in Dartwell?
41206	Were you fellows talking about me?
41206	Were you there?
41206	Were you there?
41206	What about Miss Harrison?
41206	What about it?
41206	What about?
41206	What are we going to do to fool the first years, and keep''em away from our spring dinner?
41206	What are you doing?
41206	What are you going to do about it?
41206	What can be done?
41206	What do you girls say? 41206 What do you s''pose ailed Miss Harrison?"
41206	What do you think about it, anyhow, Phil?
41206	What do you think of that?
41206	What do you think of the dirty sneak?
41206	What do you want to get up for and disturb everything, when Tom and I were so nice and quiet? 41206 What doings?"
41206	What in blazes am I to do?
41206	What is it, sis?
41206	What is it: baiting a professor, or hazing some freshies?
41206	What is it?
41206	What is the use? 41206 What shall we do now?"
41206	What sort of an explosive did you use, Professor Tines? 41206 What time is it by your town clock, anyhow?"
41206	What will you do?
41206	What''s eating you?
41206	What''s that?
41206	What''s that?
41206	What''s the game?
41206	What''s the matter with our team?
41206	What''s the matter with you fellows?
41206	What''s the matter, Pete?
41206	What''s the matter, old chap?
41206	What''s the matter-- sick?
41206	What''s the matter? 41206 What''s the matter?"
41206	What''s the matter?
41206	What''s the matter?
41206	What''s the matter?
41206	What''s the row?
41206	What''s to be done?
41206	What''s up now?
41206	What''s up now?
41206	What''s up, anyhow? 41206 What''s up, old man?"
41206	What''s up?
41206	What? 41206 What?
41206	What?
41206	What?
41206	Whatever has gotten into old Sid?
41206	Where are you bound for?
41206	Where do you s''pose he''s going?
41206	Where from?
41206	Where shall we go?
41206	Where were you?
41206	Where you going?
41206	Where''s Fenton?
41206	Where''s yours, Sid?
41206	Where, you old dub?
41206	Where-- where''s the ball nine?
41206	Who got it in the hole?
41206	Who is he, anyhow?
41206	Who told you Fenton had a chance for manager?
41206	Who''s coming?
41206	Who''s the goat?
41206	Who?
41206	Who?
41206	Whoever heard of Bascome?
41206	Whose did you suppose it was, pray?
41206	Why are you fellows togging up so?
41206	Why did n''t you spring that left- hand racket before?
41206	Why did you get up? 41206 Why do n''t some of you fellows say something?"
41206	Why do n''t they make the ball nine a stock concern?
41206	Why do n''t they turn off that light?
41206	Why do n''t they turn on the light, so he can see it''s only a stuffed scarecrow?
41206	Why do n''t you explain?
41206	Why do n''t you sport her photograph, old man?
41206	Why do n''t you try the ford?
41206	Why do you do it, I ask? 41206 Why do you suppose Mr. Langridge sent that false clipping from the newspaper to you-- I mean the one about Sid?"
41206	Why not, if we lose?
41206	Why not?
41206	Why not?
41206	Why not?
41206	Why not?
41206	Why not?
41206	Why should n''t I go?
41206	Why-- what''s wrong?
41206	Why?
41206	Why?
41206	Why?
41206	Why?
41206	Why?
41206	Will Mr. Henderson deny that I took a pint bottle of liquor from him not ten minutes ago?
41206	Without asking her whether it would be agreeable to her?
41206	Wo n''t you, Sid?
41206	Wonder how in blazes they got there?
41206	Wonder where Sid went?
41206	Would you mind translating your remark about being glad you found somebody in?
41206	Would you play him if he came along?
41206	Yes, Mr. Henderson, and I should have answered before, but I was uncertain----"Wo n''t you let me take you?
41206	Yes, but did you hear the latest?
41206	Yes, we provided this in case you won,replied Ruth,"but if you had lost----""Well, in case we had lost?"
41206	Yes, what''s to be done?
41206	You did n''t know it was my hat?
41206	You mean Bascome? 41206 You mean that mirror?
41206	You mean there''s nothing to explain?
41206	You were n''t there; were you?
41206	You were?
41206	You what?
41206	You wished to see me?
41206	You''ll not do anything rash, will you?
41206	You''re not going to back out, because she-- Miss Harrison-- is coming, are you?
41206	You''re not going to pull the proctor up here, are you?
41206	You''re not going, are you?
41206	You''ve arranged for Mr. Parsons to take me?
41206	Your team?
41206	Your-- your hat?
41206	Am I to have the pleasure of two young ladies to- night?"
41206	And did you hear what he said about playing poker?"
41206	Are n''t they perfectly sweet girls?"
41206	Are n''t you going to speak-- going to tell your secret, and exonerate yourself?"
41206	Are the rear stairs clear?"
41206	Are there some damsels in the offing?"
41206	Are you going to do it?"
41206	Are you sure it is n''t too late?"
41206	Be on hand, Sid?"
41206	Been trying it for the first time?"
41206	Besides, do you want to give that chair spinal meningitis or lumbago?
41206	But what could be done?
41206	But what did Tom Parsons care for an injured hand?
41206	But what''s the use of talking?"
41206	But who cared?
41206	But who sent the clipping to you, Miss Harrison?"
41206	But you''re not frightened, are you?"
41206	But, Tom, are we going to win?"
41206	CHAPTER XIII A SPORTY COMPANION"Where''s my blue tie?"
41206	CHAPTER XVI A SERIOUS CHARGE"Well, what do you know about that?"
41206	CHAPTER XXVII GLOOMY DAYS"Much hurt?"
41206	CHAPTER XXX TOM''S LAST APPEAL"Did it work?"
41206	Ca n''t you smell it?"
41206	Ca n''t you stay away?
41206	Can nothing be done?"
41206	Could Sid be trying to disconcert the player who was taking his place, by flashing a mirror in his eyes?
41206	Could he do it?
41206	Dare you deny that you were in that gambling hall the night of the raid?
41206	Dare you deny that?"
41206	Did you send it, I ask?"
41206	Discipline is discipline, but if you will write out for me a couple of hundred lines of Virgil-- by the way, you play at shortstop, do n''t you?"
41206	Do n''t I want to see Randall win?"
41206	Do n''t you know what this game means to us?"
41206	Do n''t you like rides in the gasolene gig?"
41206	Do n''t you want to go to Europe?"
41206	Do you catch on?"
41206	Do you know what I think?"
41206	Do you think I was going to stand there and let it go by, and lose us the game?"
41206	From that the talk switched to baseball, and before she thought Ruth remarked:"Is Mr. Henderson batting as well as ever?"
41206	Give me another shot?"
41206	Have n''t you manhood enough to say''no''?
41206	Have you a name to place in nomination?
41206	Have you been sporting''em, Sid?"
41206	Have you noticed how queer he''s been acting of late?"
41206	Have you seen the loving cup trophy?"
41206	He held her hand, and-- Oh, well, what''s the use of telling on a chap, anyhow?
41206	Henderson?"
41206	How are his curves?"
41206	How do you answer him?"
41206	How is the team, do you think?"
41206	How will we get there, Phil?"
41206	How''s your hand?"
41206	However did you get up the spunk to ask her to go to- night, sport?"
41206	However, to change the subject-- are we to go to the picnic, Ruth?"
41206	I ca n''t understand him, can you?"
41206	I know it wo n''t go any further, or I should n''t mention it; but does n''t it look queer?"
41206	I told her I could n''t possibly go to- night----""Did you tell her why?"
41206	I was there-- yes, in-- in Dartwell that night-- but I ca n''t explain-- it''s a secret-- it-- Oh, wo n''t you believe me?"
41206	I wish we could help him; do n''t you?"
41206	I wonder if Miss Harrison will come?"
41206	I wonder if it has anything to do with a girl-- Miss Harrison?"
41206	I wonder if we could do anything to help?"
41206	I wonder what will happen to- morrow?"
41206	I wonder what''s gotten into him lately?"
41206	I wonder who sent her that newspaper clipping?"
41206	I''m not-- I----""Then why do n''t you tell her why you were in Dartwell the night of the raid?"
41206	If that did n''t mean you, and you were n''t there, why did n''t you say so?"
41206	If you told the truth about it could n''t you get back on the team?"
41206	Is n''t dinner almost ready?
41206	Is n''t it a shame that he went to pieces as he did?
41206	Is n''t it now?
41206	It''s a free country; is n''t it?
41206	Langridge, the bully who used to be here?"
41206	May we?"
41206	Must I carry this secret all through college?"
41206	Oh, Sid, why do you go?
41206	Own up, Sid; did you have that liquor for yourself?
41206	Phil, who was sitting near Sid, looked at his chum, and remarked:"You''re going to help us out, are n''t you, Sid?
41206	Please forgive me?"
41206	Pulling it out of the fire that way?"
41206	Remember that, Phil?"
41206	Remember what a time we had last term, patching it up, and moving it here from our old room?"
41206	S''pose Sid will be on hand?"
41206	Say, what ought we to do to him?
41206	See''em sneaking along on the other side?"
41206	Shall we go?"
41206	Sid, can you forgive us?"
41206	So that was your secret, Sid?"
41206	Tar and feathers, or give him the silence?"
41206	That lying clipping about me?
41206	Then Phil turned to Sid and demanded:"What in blazes is the matter?
41206	Then she flies up----""How dare you speak about Mabel flying up?"
41206	To lose your money again?
41206	Treasurer?"
41206	Trust them for a thing like that?
41206	Want to come, Sid?"
41206	What are you trying to do?"
41206	What color are her eyes?"
41206	What could be the matter?
41206	What do you mean?"
41206	What do you say, Ruth?
41206	What do you want?"
41206	What have you fellows got on the carpet?"
41206	What have you in that pocket?"
41206	What makes you college sports come here?
41206	What was the verdict?"
41206	What would Holly do?
41206	What''s going to happen?"
41206	What''s the joke?"
41206	What''s the matter with Sid, anyhow?"
41206	Where did you ever learn to use a thimble?"
41206	Where''s Sid?"
41206	Where''s he going?"
41206	Who was that sporty chap, anyhow?"
41206	Who?"
41206	Whom have you fellows in mind?"
41206	Why ca n''t you sit still and enjoy a good think once in a while?
41206	Why did n''t you chaps keep him in the straight and narrow path that leads to baseball victories?"
41206	Why do n''t you be fair to yourself-- fair to the nine?
41206	Why do n''t you swing shut that bridge?"
41206	Why does n''t he dine the freshman nine, if he has to blow in his money?"
41206	Will it go in water?"
41206	Will they play on our grounds?"
41206	Will you come and have some?"
41206	Will you take her, Tom?"
41206	Will you?
41206	Wo n''t you take my word for it?"
41206	Would he beat it?
41206	Would there be a winning one, or would ten innings be necessary?
41206	You are now a Sophomore in good standing, and----""May I play on the team?"
41206	You were n''t there, were you?"
41206	Zane?"
41206	Zane?"
41206	girls can sure mix things up when they want to, ca n''t they?"
39582	A box of candy or some gloves?
39582	A favor of me?
39582	About half? 39582 All through?"
39582	And did n''t he engage in a fight with the watchman, and, taking advantage of a mean trick, sneak to his room? 39582 And if you think real hard, can you get a mental picture of your humble servant taking you to that game?"
39582	And no sneak went and told the sophs where you put it, did they?
39582	And why do n''t you want me to pitch? 39582 And will you help us to get even?"
39582	Are n''t you coming, Professor Tines?
39582	Are n''t you?
39582	Are there any others?
39582	Are they going to be there?
39582	Are we supposed to stand for that?
39582	Are you a soph? 39582 Are you coming to- night?"
39582	Are you going to leave college?
39582	Are you going to play ball?
39582	Are you sure they did n''t catch Langridge?
39582	Are you sure?
39582	Aw, what''s eatin''you?
39582	But I say, Parsons, do n''t you want to help us get one in on the sophs?
39582	But are you going out?
39582	But how are you going to get the suit?
39582	But what are we to do?
39582	But, my dear sir, do n''t you_ know_ that the clapper is taken by the first- year pupils?
39582	But, since he has, may I have the honor of being your escort?
39582	Ca n''t I pitch on the scrub?
39582	Ca n''t you let it go?
39582	Can he get out?
39582	Can we do it, boys?
39582	Can you blame him?
39582	Can you darn socks?
39582	Can you pitch?
39582	Can you walk?
39582	Certainly, but why ca n''t you get it for yourself?
39582	Could the trolley car go off by itself on a road alone? 39582 Did Langridge tell you that?"
39582	Did Miss Madge ask you to call?
39582	Did n''t I get turned down at the exams, and ai n''t I putting in my second year as freshman? 39582 Did n''t they get at you?"
39582	Did you hear what that soph said?
39582	Did you pass?
39582	Did you see him?
39582	Did you use your knife to attach the wires?
39582	Do I do it naturally?
39582	Do I? 39582 Do n''t do what?"
39582	Do n''t you know how to reply to a gentleman?
39582	Do n''t you know it''s against the sacred customs of Randall College for a freshman to wear the colors on his hat until after the flagpole rush? 39582 Do n''t you s''pose the motorman knows the way?
39582	Do they smash in?
39582	Do you know who did?
39582	Do you mean to say it is some outsider?
39582	Do you think you will win from Fairview?
39582	Do you think you''ll win?
39582	Do you want me to tell?
39582	Does it look as if I was playing ping- pong with it?
39582	Does that mean I ca n''t pitch?
39582	Does that mean you''re dissatisfied with me?
39582	Eh, Tommy, my lad?
39582	Feeling better?
39582	Fenton what?
39582	For cats''sake, what about?
39582	For how long?
39582	Get at me?
39582	Get caught?
39582	Ginger-- how?
39582	Going along where?
39582	Going to open, fresh?
39582	Going to open?
39582	Going to the post- office for the mail and meeting the pretty country girls was about the height of your enjoyment, was n''t it?
39582	Going where?
39582	Got a good stone?
39582	Got the clapper?
39582	Had we better tell Dutch?
39582	Had you rather play there?
39582	Has Pitchfork been at you again about the Latin?
39582	Has he?
39582	Has some one been playing hob with your crown?
39582	Has''my uncle''been cutting up?
39582	Have some?
39582	Have we any?
39582	Have you a bet on the game?
39582	Have you fellows got the rope?
39582	Have you got the clapper, Langridge?
39582	Have you seen my uncle?
39582	He is?
39582	Honest now, Tom, were n''t you just aching to get out and play?
39582	Honest?
39582	How about it?
39582	How are you coming on with the coach?
39582	How are you, dominie?
39582	How did it happen?
39582	How did you hear?
39582	How is your arm, dominie?
39582	How so?
39582	How then?
39582	How would you like to go for a little row?
39582	How''d you make out with the Latin?
39582	How''s Henderson doing?
39582	How''s that for good work?
39582	How''s that? 39582 How''s that?"
39582	How''s that?
39582	How''s that?
39582	How''s that?
39582	How?
39582	How?
39582	Hurt?
39582	I know it''s a big request, but will you, Parsons?
39582	I know it, but Fenton needs a bath, do n''t you, Ford? 39582 I s''pose it would n''t do to ask what''s up, would it?"
39582	I say no sneak gave you away?
39582	I say,began the first baseman,"is this the road to Dodville?
39582	I say-- why Moses?
39582	I suppose you are n''t used to such things as this down on the farm, are you?
39582	I tell you what it is, old man,said Sid,"it''s mighty comfortable here, do n''t you think?"
39582	I wonder how he feels? 39582 I wonder if he was sneaking around here trying to catch on about the dinner?"
39582	I wonder if he''s got enough votes for Kerr?
39582	I wonder what he was doing up here?
39582	I''m not?
39582	I-- I s''pose you''ll tell Kindlings and Lighton about me, eh, what?
39582	If he does, could n''t we play Langridge on first?
39582	In sooth, gentle sir, what hath befallen thee?
39582	In what way?
39582	Is it an explosion?
39582	Is it broken?
39582	Is it?
39582	Is n''t it?
39582	Is she?
39582	Is that all?
39582	Is that his name?
39582	Is the nine going that way?
39582	Is this a new course in eddercation you''re givin''the boys?
39582	Keep still about it, ca n''t you?
39582	Keep still and take what''s coming or tell the proctor and use that as an excuse for coming in late? 39582 Langridge?
39582	Matter? 39582 Matter?
39582	May I also congratulate you?
39582	May I come in?
39582	May I come in?
39582	May I have a dance?
39582	May I take you back to Haddonfield?
39582	May n''t I even call you Miss Madge after I''ve been defeated in the game?
39582	Me pitch? 39582 Meaning what, if you do n''t mind translating?"
39582	Much hurt?
39582	Nay nay what?
39582	No? 39582 Not even a cigarette?"
39582	Now, are they sophs or our fellows?
39582	Now, what would you do?
39582	Now?
39582	Oh, by the way, have you a knife? 39582 Oh, is it?
39582	Oh, is that so?
39582	Oh, then they''ve played here some time?
39582	Oh, well, ca n''t you take a rest for a couple of innings, Fred, and pitch the last one?
39582	Oh, you would, eh?
39582	On your honor as a freshman of Randall College?
39582	Only one?
39582	Only what?
39582	Or an ice cream soda?
39582	Pitch?
39582	Say, Sid,exclaimed Tom suddenly,"do you remember what you started to say about Langridge the other day and stopped?"
39582	Say, who told you to give orders?
39582	Seeing the game won or meeting the pretty girl? 39582 Shall I throw it?"
39582	Should n''t I like him?
39582	Since when has it been a college rule,asked Tom,"to confess to the doings of another student?
39582	So-- so?
39582	That''s very nice of you to say so, but what about yourself?
39582	The one near the boathouse?
39582	The pole rush?
39582	The twin-- who''s he?
39582	Then let me be your escort back to Haddonfield?
39582	Then wo n''t you please think now?
39582	Then you mean for each one of us to get to the hall as best he can?
39582	Then you refuse to say who was with you?
39582	Then you''ll be on hand, eh?
39582	Then you''ll pitch?
39582	Then you, as manager, do n''t want Parsons as substitute pitcher?
39582	There, we''ll chuck studying for to- night, eh, Sid?
39582	Think you''re playing football?
39582	Tom Parsons? 39582 Tom,"cried Sid as they were dressing in their room,"does this dress suit seem to fit?"
39582	Tom,he called through the darkness,"can I help you?"
39582	Tom,he cried,"what''s the matter?"
39582	Too bad, was n''t it?
39582	Unconscious?
39582	Was it a soph?
39582	Water pipes, fire or something brand new?
39582	Well, Tom, old man, going along?
39582	Well, are n''t we going to make a try for it to- night?
39582	Well, are you going?
39582	Well, do n''t you think you''d better wait until the hayseed is out of your hair?
39582	Well, suppose I did know of one-- or you did-- what would you do? 39582 Well, what can you do when three or four big sophs are holding you?"
39582	Well, what is?
39582	Well, you know the little open pavilion down near the river?
39582	Well,he snapped,"why do n''t you continue?
39582	Well?
39582	Well?
39582	Well?
39582	Well?
39582	Well?
39582	Well?
39582	Well?
39582	Well?
39582	Well?
39582	What about Evert?
39582	What about my three- bagger?
39582	What about your pitching?
39582	What are they?
39582	What are we going to do with it?
39582	What are we going to do?
39582	What can you do?
39582	What can you do?
39582	What did I tell you? 39582 What did she say?
39582	What did the namby- pamby say?
39582	What do the other fellows say?
39582	What do you call pleasant?
39582	What do you mean, you old cart horse?
39582	What do you s''pose he wants?
39582	What do you want?
39582	What does that mean?
39582	What excuse will you give?
39582	What for?
39582	What game?
39582	What gentleman?
39582	What good would it do?
39582	What happened?
39582	What in the world are you doing?
39582	What is it now, Parsons?
39582	What is it?
39582	What is it?
39582	What is it?
39582	What kind do you want?
39582	What league is that?
39582	What made you let that fellow tell you where to go?
39582	What now?
39582	What of it? 39582 What question?
39582	What right have you got to speak so to me?
39582	What shall I do next?
39582	What shall I do?
39582	What student has dared climb up there?
39582	What was his name?
39582	What was it?
39582	What was it?
39582	What would your uncle think of him?
39582	What''s an anthropoid?
39582	What''s he doing?
39582	What''s that?
39582	What''s that?
39582	What''s that?
39582	What''s that?
39582	What''s that?
39582	What''s the game?
39582	What''s the matter with me?
39582	What''s the matter with you? 39582 What''s the matter, old man?"
39582	What''s the matter, son?
39582	What''s the matter?
39582	What''s the matter?
39582	What''s the matter?
39582	What''s the matter?
39582	What''s the matter?
39582	What''s the matter?
39582	What''s the matter?
39582	What''s the matter?
39582	What''s the tax?
39582	What''s the use speaking to him?
39582	What''s the use?
39582	What''s the use?
39582	What''s the use?
39582	What''s up, Fenton?
39582	What''s up?
39582	What''s up?
39582	What''s up?
39582	What''s your name?
39582	What-- what''s that?
39582	What? 39582 What?"
39582	When do we have any rest from them?
39582	Where are you going to take me?
39582	Where can he be?
39582	Where do you want to try for?
39582	Where have you been keeping yourself?
39582	Where you going?
39582	Where you going?
39582	Where''s Langridge?
39582	Where''s Langridge?
39582	Where''s Sid Henderson?
39582	Where''s the Snail?
39582	Where''ve you been, Holly?
39582	Who are you?
39582	Who is captain?
39582	Who tipped you off?
39582	Who told you?
39582	Who was the girl?
39582	Who''s Kerr?
39582	Who''s asking you to play any tricks?
39582	Who''s eating cloves?
39582	Who''s going to throw the stone?
39582	Who''s that, a tramp?
39582	Who''s that?
39582	Who''s that?
39582	Who''s there?
39582	Who?
39582	Who?
39582	Why Langridge?
39582	Why Moses?
39582	Why are you so anxious about Langridge?
39582	Why ca n''t I? 39582 Why ca n''t you take us?"
39582	Why did n''t you dish that out to us first, instead of letting us think you made an impression simply by the aid of your manly figure? 39582 Why do n''t you fellows run the colors up on the flag pole?"
39582	Why do n''t you keep your patent leathers out of the middle of the floor?
39582	Why do n''t you tell the fellow yourself?
39582	Why do n''t you?
39582	Why do you encourage that nonsense?
39582	Why do you submit to it?
39582	Why do you take it?
39582	Why does n''t some one say something?
39582	Why does n''t some one who can throw try it?
39582	Why not?
39582	Why not?
39582	Why not?
39582	Why not?
39582	Why not?
39582	Why not?
39582	Why, how do you do, Miss Tyler?
39582	Why, is it hard to tell?
39582	Why, is there any chance that you wo n''t?
39582	Why, what''s the matter?
39582	Why, what''s the matter?
39582	Why?
39582	Why?
39582	Will you be at the game Saturday?
39582	Will you climb up the rope after I get it in place?
39582	Will you do it?
39582	Will you go?
39582	Will you pitch for us, Parsons, me lad?
39582	Will you pitch regularly now?
39582	Will you resign in my favor?
39582	Will you tell?
39582	With him?
39582	Without baseball?
39582	Wo n''t the man who is going to supply it look out for that end?
39582	Wonder if I''m over- training?
39582	Would it?
39582	Would n''t he be fine covering the gridiron with the ball tucked under his arm? 39582 Would you?"
39582	You ca n''t play against Fairview?
39582	You came prepared, did n''t you?
39582	You do n''t know?
39582	You do n''t mean to say you''re worried because our class knocked out a couple of greasy old sophs?
39582	You say you got that in a fall?
39582	You took part in this affair?
39582	You''re becoming a regular greasy dig, are n''t you?
39582	You''re going the pace, are n''t you, old man?
39582	After all, had he done right?
39582	And so Madge Tyler is going with Langridge?"
39582	Are n''t we silly, though?"
39582	Are n''t you on the wrong line?"
39582	Are you all right now?
39582	Are you all right, old man?
39582	Are you alone?
39582	Are you sure Mr. Lighton sent you for me?"
39582	Besides, Fred-- I mean Mr. Langridge-- he told me he was going to work hard for success, and I never like to see any one disappointed-- do you?"
39582	But did you hear the news?
39582	But how am I going to pull out those big nails?"
39582	But if you do, I''ll give you back your ribbon-- er-- what''s your name, freshman?"
39582	But say, how about the baseball election?
39582	But say, is there anything doing?"
39582	But say, why do n''t you come right out and say what you mean?
39582	But that night there came to him something like a voice asking,"Did you?"
39582	But what''s going on?"
39582	But what''s the odds?
39582	But would you mind keeping your hat on?
39582	But, if there was one, what would you do?"
39582	But-- er-- are you going to recitation?
39582	By the way, what do you fellows do with the bell tongue, anyhow?"
39582	CHAPTER IV THE HAZING"What sort of hazing do they do?"
39582	CHAPTER XVIII SOME"OLD GRADS""What''s the matter, old man?"
39582	CHAPTER XXI ON THE GRILL"Well, what''s up?"
39582	CHAPTER XXV TOM IN A GAME"Want any help?"
39582	Ca n''t I take a little toothache medicine without being insulted by you?
39582	Can you manage?"
39582	Can you walk?
39582	Captain Woodhouse, are you with me in this?"
39582	Could he have mistaken him for a sophomore?
39582	Could he hold it after he got it?
39582	Could that be she standing up and waving a yellow and maroon flag at him?
39582	Did n''t he, I ask you?"
39582	Did n''t you see the notice?"
39582	Did n''t you, fresh?"
39582	Did you attach the wires?"
39582	Did you have a good nine at Northville?"
39582	Did you learn her name?
39582	Do n''t you know it, I ask?"
39582	Do n''t you learn that in psychology?"
39582	Do you know any member of the crew who''s doing that?"
39582	Do you mean pitcher on the scrub?"
39582	Do you remember the day we kidnaped Mrs. Maguire and took all her chickens?"
39582	Do you smell the green grass, Sid, and the earth, and-- and the baseball smell?
39582	Do you think our boys will win?"
39582	Do you want to see your college lose?
39582	Does Langridge run it all?"
39582	Going back on the college customs?"
39582	Got your name down on all the cards you want?"
39582	Great, is n''t it?"
39582	Had I better stay in?"
39582	Had he done the best thing?
39582	Have you lost anything?
39582	He kicked impatiently at a stone in the path and wheeled around just as a voice exclaimed:"Ah, Parsons, admiring the windows?
39582	Hi, fresh, what are you doing with that hatband?"
39582	How about it, Snail-- any news?"
39582	How are things?
39582	How are you?
39582	How could he get away?"
39582	How much should he tell, how much leave unsaid?
39582	How''d you get here?"
39582	I believe that was it, was n''t it, Tom?"
39582	I want to see that game, but I don''t----""Wo n''t you let me take you?"
39582	I wonder if Parsons is still there?"
39582	I wonder if Sid was caught?"
39582	I wonder if they''ll find out about Langridge?
39582	I wonder if we have any show?"
39582	I''m afraid it will split when I''m dancing, and I''ll be a pretty sight, wo n''t I?
39582	I''ve tried to fight shy of it and so have some of the other fellows, but what''s the use?
39582	If I slump, do you know what it means?"
39582	Is it really true?"
39582	Is it yours?"
39582	Is n''t Langridge taking his own time calling it?"
39582	Is n''t it great?"
39582	Is some member of the crew trying to throw the college?"
39582	Is the picture any clearer?"
39582	Is there any chance?"
39582	Is there any one here named Sidney Henderson?"
39582	Is this the road to Haddonfield?"
39582	It''s rotten stuff, ai n''t it?"
39582	Langridge----""Yes, what about me?"
39582	Lighton?"
39582	Lighton?"
39582	Lighton?"
39582	Maybe I''m wrong about the coach, but what''s the use of saying anything?
39582	Only-- well, what''s the use?"
39582	Parsons?"
39582	Parsons?"
39582	Say, but we broke up their singing all right, did n''t we?
39582	Say, the next time you say that we''ll make you repeat the first book of CÃ ¦ sar backward, eh, fellows?"
39582	Say, were you ever there?
39582	Shall I swear?"
39582	So they''re coming to- night, eh?"
39582	Supposing it is?
39582	The question was, what?
39582	Then he turned to Tom and said:"So you''re going to pitch against me?"
39582	Then he''ll go all to pieces and where will we be?
39582	There''s more, is n''t there?"
39582	Think any sophs will come?"
39582	This is the second time, is n''t it?"
39582	Was it fair to the others, to the college?
39582	Was it fair to the team to let the members be in ignorance of the fact that their pitcher took stimulants secretly-- that he had done it before?
39582	Was n''t there some one with you?"
39582	Was she asking because she wanted to know whether Langridge would be in the party of merrymakers?
39582	Was you ever there, sonny?"
39582	We are not to be tempted, nay, even if it were to take mine ancient enemy, Pitchfork, and drop him into the lake; eh, Tom?"
39582	We''ve got to have a good time once in a while, eh, fellows?"
39582	What about the student who was with you?
39582	What do you mean?"
39582	What do you mean?"
39582	What do you think of Langridge?"
39582	What happened?
39582	What is it this time?"
39582	What is it?"
39582	What ought he to say?
39582	What you going to do?"
39582	What''d you do that for?"
39582	What''s the matter with our regular substitute, Evert?"
39582	What''s wrong?"
39582	When Tom and Sid were in their apartment the scrub pitcher turned to his chum and asked:"Did you know what was in the wind to- night, Sid?"
39582	Where do you play?"
39582	Where does she live?"
39582	Why do n''t you know?"
39582	Why do n''t you let things slide sometimes?"
39582	Why should Tom suffer for another''s fault?
39582	Why, has n''t he got a right to?"
39582	Why?"
39582	Why?"
39582	Why?"
39582	Will you come?"
39582	Will you go first or shall I?"
39582	Will you let me get in this last game in your place?"
39582	Will you promise?"
39582	Will you shake hands?"
39582	Will you?
39582	Would he judge it properly?
39582	Would he reach it?
39582	Would it be contrary to the spirit of Randall?
39582	Would it be violating the ethical honor of a college boy if he told his chum?
39582	Would it not mean, in the end, that Randall would lose some deciding game and the championship?
39582	Would you tell the coach or the captain?"
39582	Would you?"
39582	Yet what could he do?
39582	Yet why had the''varsity pitcher attacked Tom?
39582	You do n''t mean to say you''ve been caught?
39582	You had to stay away from class two weeks on account of it, did n''t you?"
39582	You have n''t been trying to ride a horse, have you?"
39582	You remember what you said?"
39582	cried Holly Cross after about half an hour of this sort of thing,"have you heard the latest?"
39582	he exclaimed,"what is the matter?
39582	is n''t it great?"
39582	see?"
39582	why ca n''t I?"