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But your book contains the most indubitable proofs that the condition of the
younger boys at public schools , except under the rare dictatorship of an Old
Brooke , is one of great hardship and suffering . “ A timid and nervous boy is from
morning ...
But your book contains the most indubitable proofs that the condition of the
younger boys at public schools , except under the rare dictatorship of an Old
Brooke , is one of great hardship and suffering . “ A timid and nervous boy is from
morning ...
Pagina 109
You just will see a match ; and Brooke ' s going to let me play in quarters . That ' s
more than he ' ll do for any other lower school - boy , except James , and he ' s
fourteen . " “ Who ' s Brooke ? ” “ Why , that big fellow who called - over at dinner ...
You just will see a match ; and Brooke ' s going to let me play in quarters . That ' s
more than he ' ll do for any other lower school - boy , except James , and he ' s
fourteen . " “ Who ' s Brooke ? ” “ Why , that big fellow who called - over at dinner ...
Pagina 110
Won ' t Brooke let me play ? " “ Not he , ” said East , with some indignation ; “ why
you don ' t know the rules , you ' ll be a month learning them . And then it ' s no
joke playing - up in a match , I can tell you . Quite another thing from your private
...
Won ' t Brooke let me play ? " “ Not he , ” said East , with some indignation ; “ why
you don ' t know the rules , you ' ll be a month learning them . And then it ' s no
joke playing - up in a match , I can tell you . Quite another thing from your private
...
Pagina 115
Indeed I do , gentlemen ; they ' re going to try at any rate , and won ' t make such
a bad fight of it either , mark my word ; for hasn ' t old Brooke won the toss , with
his lucky halfpenny , and got choice of goals and kick - off ? The new ball you
may ...
Indeed I do , gentlemen ; they ' re going to try at any rate , and won ' t make such
a bad fight of it either , mark my word ; for hasn ' t old Brooke won the toss , with
his lucky halfpenny , and got choice of goals and kick - off ? The new ball you
may ...
Pagina 116
116 OLD BROOKE ' S GENERALSHIP . now he moves away ; see how that
youngster spreads his men ( the light brigade ) carefully over the ground , half -
way between their own goal an the body of their own players - up , ( the heavy
brigade ...
116 OLD BROOKE ' S GENERALSHIP . now he moves away ; see how that
youngster spreads his men ( the light brigade ) carefully over the ground , half -
way between their own goal an the body of their own players - up , ( the heavy
brigade ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | School Days at Rugby Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Children's Literature and Childhood |
| Auteur | Thomas Hughes |
| Editie | 5 |
| Uitgever | Ticknor and Fields, 1858 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of Virginia |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 5 aug 2008 |
| Lengte | 405 pagina's |
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