The Danger Mark by Robert W. (Robert William) Chambers
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"Well, what?" demanded Geraldine, flushing. "I tell you I can misbehave
as well as any boy. Dare me to do anything and you'll see! I dare you to dare me!" Scott began: "Oh, it's all very easy for a girl to talk----" "I _don't_ talk; I _do_ it! And you know perfectly well I do!" "You're a girl, after all, even if you have got on my clothes----" "Didn't I throw as much dough at Olga and Mrs. Bramton as you did?" "You didn't hit anybody." "I did! I saw a soft, horrid lump stick to Olga!" "Pooh! _You_ can't throw straight----" "That's a lie!" said Geraldine excitedly. Scott bristled: "If you say that again----" "All right; go and get the boxing-gloves. You _did_ tell a lie, Scott, because I did hit Olga!" Scott hastily unstrapped his lone skate, cast it clattering from him, and sped up-stairs. When he returned he hurled a pair of boxing-gloves at Geraldine, who put them on, laced them, trembling with wrath, and |
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