The Young Pitcher
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He was mean, and so were Hollis andHickle--all of 'em. They didn't need to disgrace us like that. " "Oh, Mr. Arthurs, what players they are!" exclaimed Ken. "I never sawsuch running, such hitting. You said they'd hit to right field likebullets, but it was worse than bullets. And Dreer!. .. When he came upmy heart just stopped beating. " "Peg, listen, " said Worry. "Three years ago when Dreer came out on thefield he was greener than you, and hadn't half the spunk. I made himwhat he is, and I mad...e all of 'em--I made that team, and I can makeanother. " "You are just saying that to--to encourage me, " replied Ken, hopelessly. "I can't play ball. I thought I could, but I know now. I'll never goout on the field again. " "Peg, are you goin' to throw me down, too?" "Mr. Arthurs! I--I--" "Listen, Peg. Cut out the dumps. Get over 'em. You made the varsityto-day. Understand? You earned your big W. You needn't mention it, but I've picked you to play somewhere. You weren't a natural infielder, and you didn't make much of a showin' in the outfield.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was mean, and so were Hollis andHickle--all of 'em. They didn't need to disgrace us like that. " "Oh, Mr. Arthurs, what players they are!" exclaimed Ken. "I never sawsuch running, such hitting. You said they'd hit to right field likebullets, but it was worse than bullets. And Dreer!. .. When he came upmy heart just stopped beating. " "Peg, listen, " said Worry. "Three years ago when Dreer came out on thefield he was greener than you, and hadn't half the spunk. I made himwhat he is, and I mad...e all of 'em--I made that team, and I can makeanother. " "You are just saying that to--to encourage me, " replied Ken, hopelessly. "I can't play ball. I thought I could, but I know now. I'll never goout on the field again. " "Peg, are you goin' to throw me down, too?" "Mr. Arthurs! I--I--" "Listen, Peg. Cut out the dumps. Get over 'em. You made the varsityto-day. Understand? You earned your big W. You needn't mention it, but I've picked you to play somewhere. You weren't a natural infielder, and you didn't make much of a showin' in the outfield.
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