Lawn Tennis for Ladies 8 1
Lawn Tennis for Ladies 8 1
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I had had a good fight against Miss Lowther beforereaching the final. Although I was expected to beat Miss Thomson, andactually did win the match, I scarcely deserved my triumph. Miss Thomsonplayed by far the better tennis, and it was really very hard luck on herthat she did not succeed. At one time she was a set up and four games toone, and I was forced to play on the defensive nearly the whole time. Miss Thomson played beautifully, placing with great accuracy down thelines and across the cour...t. Indeed, her placing was so good that Ialways seemed to be yards away from her return, when I had thought therewas plenty of time to get to the ball. It has always been a marvel to mehow I won that match; but I think it was chiefly condition--Miss Thomsonwas never a very good stayer.
[Illustration: SOME OF THE FRUITS OF VICTORY. _In the centre is the AllEngland Championship, won by Mrs. Lambert Chambers in 1903, 1904, 1906_] By the way, Miss Thomson and I were introduced to each other at theGipsy Tournament--my first tournament.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had had a good fight against Miss Lowther beforereaching the final. Although I was expected to beat Miss Thomson, andactually did win the match, I scarcely deserved my triumph. Miss Thomsonplayed by far the better tennis, and it was really very hard luck on herthat she did not succeed. At one time she was a set up and four games toone, and I was forced to play on the defensive nearly the whole time. Miss Thomson played beautifully, placing with great accuracy down thelines and across the cour...t. Indeed, her placing was so good that Ialways seemed to be yards away from her return, when I had thought therewas plenty of time to get to the ball. It has always been a marvel to mehow I won that match; but I think it was chiefly condition--Miss Thomsonwas never a very good stayer.
[Illustration: SOME OF THE FRUITS OF VICTORY. _In the centre is the AllEngland Championship, won by Mrs. Lambert Chambers in 1903, 1904, 1906_] By the way, Miss Thomson and I were introduced to each other at theGipsy Tournament--my first tournament.
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