Acton's Feud - A Public School Story by Frederick Swainson
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"I'M GOING TO HAVE THE SEVEN TEN, OR SHOW YOU UP" 128 THE GREEN POWDER UNDERWENT SOME WEIRD EXPERIMENTS 142 HE PUSHED UP HIS WINDOW AND CRAWLED THROUGH 160 "CUT, YOU MISERABLE PUPPY" 172 HE GAVE ME A LONG, STEADY LOOK OF HATRED 204 AS THE HORSES WHIRLED PAST, HE CLUTCHED MADLY AT THE LOOSE REINS 226 CHAPTER I THE FOUL Shannon, the old Blue, had brought down a rattling eleven--two Internationals among them--to give the school the first of its annual "Socker" matches. We have a particular code of football of our own, which the school has played time out of mind; but, ten years ago, the Association game was introduced, despite the murmuring of some of the masters, many of the parents--all old Amorians--and of Moore, the Head, who had yielded to varied pressures, but in his heart thought "Socker" vastly inferior to the old game. Association had flourished exceedingly; so much so that the Head made it a law that, on each Thursday in the |
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