The Circus Boys Across the Continent : or, Winning New Laurels on the Tanbark by Edgar B. P. Darlington
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ever been with. I 'joined out' last season--"
"Only last season? Well, well! I must say you have made pretty rapid progress for one who has been out less than a year." "I have made a lot of blunders," laughed Phil. "But I'm learning. I wish, though, that I could do a bareback act one quarter as well as you do. I should be very proud if I could." "Have you ever tried it?" "No." "Why don't you learn, then? You'd pick it up quickly." "For the reason that I have never had an opportunity--I've had no one to teach me." "Then you shall do so now. Your teacher is before you." "You--you mean that you will teach me?" "Of course. What did you think I meant?" "I--I wasn't sure. That will be splendid." "I saw your elephant act. You are a very finished performer-- a natural born showman. If you stay in the business long enough |
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