The High School Freshmen
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"You'll have a fine time squaring this with the sophomore class, "uttered Ted Butler, disgustedly. "Your class, Ripley, will besore enough, anyway, over losing the paper chase for the firsttime that any of us can remember. Now, for a soph to be thrashed, in three rounds, by a little freshman-----" Butler didn't finish, but, turning on his heel, walked over tojoin the rest.
There were two sophomores there who had come over at the end ofthe paper chase, but neither went to the assistance of his d...efeatedclassman. Ripley, alone, got his sweater back over his head. The crowd was around Dick Prescott, who felt almost ashamed ofthe fight, unavoidable as he knew it to have been.
When he had finished getting his clothes on, Ripley stalked moodilypast the main group.
"You mucker, " he hissed, "I suppose you feel swelled up over havinghad a chance to fight gentleman. You-----" "Oh, Ripley, dry up---do!" interjected Ted Butler. "You callyourself a gentleman, but you talk and act more like well, morelike a pup with the mange!" "A pup with the mange!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You'll have a fine time squaring this with the sophomore class, "uttered Ted Butler, disgustedly. "Your class, Ripley, will besore enough, anyway, over losing the paper chase for the firsttime that any of us can remember. Now, for a soph to be thrashed, in three rounds, by a little freshman-----" Butler didn't finish, but, turning on his heel, walked over tojoin the rest.
There were two sophomores there who had come over at the end ofthe paper chase, but neither went to the assistance of his d...efeatedclassman. Ripley, alone, got his sweater back over his head. The crowd was around Dick Prescott, who felt almost ashamed ofthe fight, unavoidable as he knew it to have been.
When he had finished getting his clothes on, Ripley stalked moodilypast the main group.
"You mucker, " he hissed, "I suppose you feel swelled up over havinghad a chance to fight gentleman. You-----" "Oh, Ripley, dry up---do!" interjected Ted Butler. "You callyourself a gentleman, but you talk and act more like well, morelike a pup with the mange!" "A pup with the mange!
What to read after The High School Freshmen?
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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