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Yes— it has — it is — I don't see how Welland can change it !
Cop. He can't, but he'll try. Why, Welland couldn't bear to see a plumb-line hang straight But he won't last long. We've got a thousand detectives on the grand-stand every day.
BoHANNAN. Detectives !
Cop. Fans. You can't fool 'em.
BoHANNAN. Who wants to?
Cop. Not you, of course ! Brought up in base- ball under old Fitz. Why, you and he and a few others made base-ball what it is to-day : a clean sport.
BoHANNAN. (Ashamed) Oh, I don't ...know, that I — I had much to do with it !
Cop. Sure, you did. I've read up on base-ball history. It was a pretty rummy old push before ic was whipped into shape and gained the public con- fidence. It would be hard to shake that confidence to-day. They know it's a clean game. They'd be wise in a minute to anything crooked.
BoHANNAN. (Nervously) Yes — I'd — I'd be sorry for the man who tried it on.
THE GIRL AND THE PENNANT 6i Cop. So would I — that's why I'm sorry for you now.
(BoHANNAN li'lhG JiGs zvalkcd tozvard L., turns sharply, meets Cop's ga.':;e and, his face whiten- ing, reaches back of him for chair and sits heavily, looking at Cop.) BoiiANNAN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes— it has — it is — I don't see how Welland can change it !
Cop. He can't, but he'll try. Why, Welland couldn't bear to see a plumb-line hang straight But he won't last long. We've got a thousand detectives on the grand-stand every day.
BoHANNAN. Detectives !
Cop. Fans. You can't fool 'em.
BoHANNAN. Who wants to?
Cop. Not you, of course ! Brought up in base- ball under old Fitz. Why, you and he and a few others made base-ball what it is to-day : a clean sport.
BoHANNAN. (Ashamed) Oh, I don't ...know, that I — I had much to do with it !
Cop. Sure, you did. I've read up on base-ball history. It was a pretty rummy old push before ic was whipped into shape and gained the public con- fidence. It would be hard to shake that confidence to-day. They know it's a clean game. They'd be wise in a minute to anything crooked.
BoHANNAN. (Nervously) Yes — I'd — I'd be sorry for the man who tried it on.
THE GIRL AND THE PENNANT 6i Cop. So would I — that's why I'm sorry for you now.
(BoHANNAN li'lhG JiGs zvalkcd tozvard L., turns sharply, meets Cop's ga.':;e and, his face whiten- ing, reaches back of him for chair and sits heavily, looking at Cop.) BoiiANNAN.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rida Johnson Young to read onlineMoreLess
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