The High School Boys' Fishing Trip
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Of a sudden Dick jumped into the fray.
"Good!" quivered Darry, his eyes flashing. To Dave's way of thinking, Dick's swift vigorous defence should have followed that firstknock-down.
"Come on, you mucker!" taunted Bert, while the interchange ofblows now became fast and furious. "If there's anything you knowhow to do in this game, let us see what it is! Trot it out!" "I'll attend to my side of this match, " said Dick quietly. "Myadvice to you is that you keep quiet and save your wind for yourown ...protection. " "Bosh! You can't do anything to anyone in my class!" sneeredBert. Indeed, young Dodge's address to his task opened upparticularly well. Dodge was rather heavy for his years, and he hadbeen doing some good training work through the spring and earlysummer.
Dick, who was lighter and not noticeably quicker, confined himself, at the outset, to his old tactics of allowing his opponent totire himself.
Bert, however, was soon quick to discover this. He moderatedthe savagery of his own attack somewhat, sparring cleverly fora chance to feint and then land a face blow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of a sudden Dick jumped into the fray.
"Good!" quivered Darry, his eyes flashing. To Dave's way of thinking, Dick's swift vigorous defence should have followed that firstknock-down.
"Come on, you mucker!" taunted Bert, while the interchange ofblows now became fast and furious. "If there's anything you knowhow to do in this game, let us see what it is! Trot it out!" "I'll attend to my side of this match, " said Dick quietly. "Myadvice to you is that you keep quiet and save your wind for yourown ...protection. " "Bosh! You can't do anything to anyone in my class!" sneeredBert. Indeed, young Dodge's address to his task opened upparticularly well. Dodge was rather heavy for his years, and he hadbeen doing some good training work through the spring and earlysummer.
Dick, who was lighter and not noticeably quicker, confined himself, at the outset, to his old tactics of allowing his opponent totire himself.
Bert, however, was soon quick to discover this. He moderatedthe savagery of his own attack somewhat, sparring cleverly fora chance to feint and then land a face blow.
What to read after The High School Boys' Fishing Trip?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hancock Harrie Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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