The Circus Boys Across the Continent : or, Winning New Laurels on the Tanbark by Edgar B. P. Darlington
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Mr. Sparling glanced at the boy in genuine surprise.
"A human football?" "Yes, sir." "What put that idea into your head?" "Some of the fellows suggested it." "Ah! I thought so," twinkled Mr. Sparling. "Who, may I ask?" "Well, I guess most all of them did." "I know, but who suggested it first?" "I think the Iron-Jawed Man was the first to say that I ought to be a clown. He thought I would make a great hit." "No doubt, no doubt," snapped the showman in a tone that led Teddy to believe he was angry about something. "May I?" Mr. Sparling reflected a moment, raised his eyes and gazed at the dripping roof of the menagerie tent. "When is this first appearance to be made, if I may ask?" "Oh, tonight. The fellows said it would be a good time, as there |
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