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Title: St. Nicholas (serial)
Year: 1873 (1870s)
Authors: Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905
Subjects: Children's literature
Publisher: (New York : Scribner & Co.)
Contributing Library: Information and Library Science Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Digitizing Sponsor: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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There are very important, and the more practiceone has the better. Some teams continue tospend a certain amount of time each day on justthese elementary things through the entire season.It is bound to show in the teams work, and manya game has been won simply because one man hasbeen quicker and more efficient in dropping on theball than another. Then should follow signal drill, and it is betterfor a while to have just a few simple plays. Per-fect yourselves in a few plays at first and get sothat you can put them into practice like clock-work, then gradually add more difficult plays tothose you have learned. In every play each manshould know what he must do and where he mustbe. No man can be idle. This year is to be a critical year in foot-ball.The public is looking on with a censuring eye.But let each one, man and boy, college athleteand school-boy, do his share toward preservingthe game, and satisfying the public with theknowledge that it is a great game and one whichwe must not give up.
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Copyright, 1894, by Photographische Gesellschaft. GOOD-BY! FROM THE PAINTING BY ARTHUR J. ELSLEY.1077 By permission of the Berlin Photographic Co., New York. THE LEAGUE OF THE SIGNET-RING BY MARY CONSTANCE DU BOIS Chapter XIV THE FAIRY GODMOTHER Carol, Jean, Cecily, and Frances came up thepath to the farm-house, carrying the rocking-chair between them, and the little old lady whomthey had rescued was riding in state under anumbrella, while her faithful Susan trudged afterher with the bags. They brought her into thekitchen and set her down before the stove. Mrs. Perkins had a heart as warm as the kitchenitself. Jhn done just right to send you girlshere, said she; and I m glad you ladies come in,too. Toast yourselves good, now, and I 11 makeyou all some tea. Go set the table, Ruby May. While Ruby May Perkins was laying out cupsand saucers, the little lady was helped out of herwrappings. When the last layer had been peeledoff, she proved to be the prettiest little old fairyimaginable, ti

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