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And the utter humiliation of the boys from the neighboring town. Tyree
was at his very best, which meant that
few among the Belleville batsmen could touch his slants and drops and
speedy balls. They fought gamely to the very last, as all sturdy players
of the National game should, hoping for a turn in the tide; but in the
end found

themselves snowed under by a score of eleven to two. Those runs were
actually gifts, for in the end Tyree slowed up, and almost "lobbed" a
few over the plate, as though wishing to take a little of the sting of
defeat away; though that is never a safe practice for any pitcher
to do. Still, eleven to nothing would have been rubbing it into the
Belleville fellows pretty roughly. On the following Saturday Allandale
had a
last whirl at Belleville. This time the
boys of the third town took a brace, and for a time put up quite a
creditable game. Big Patterson, however, was too much for them, and
after the seventh inning they lost all hope of winning.
But the score was six to four, which might be considered a
little hopeful. So Belleville, having lost all the games thus far played
in which she took part, was consequently eliminated as a contending
factor in the race for the pennant of the Three Town High School League.
This left it between Scranton and Allandale. The latter team had a big
advantage to start with, since they were already one game to the good.
But Scranton still had faith in Tyree, and if things broke half-way
decently

in the next game they fully expected to make their adversaries "take
their dust," as Thad expressed it. During this time, of course, the
wonderful happenings at
the Hosmer cottage had become town talk. Everybody

was greedily drinking in such details of the story as they could manage
to gather up. Acting under the directions of Brother
Lu, now known to every one as the rich owner of the Hoover place, Mr.
Luther Corbley, Hugh and Thad did not hesitate to relate everything they
knew, which, in fact, covered the story from beginning to end. It
thrilled all Scranton, and would be related many times over as weeks and
months passed by.

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E page in double columns of black letter type, with
53 lines to the column. The whole book contains rather more than six
hundred thousand words. Here is a chance
for some enthusiast! At the least he would learn
patience, carefulness--and a deal of mediaeval French. [36] O. Fr.
_pierron_. [37] That there is a distinct crack on its upper side, you
may see from the photograph
here reproduced. [38] Sir J. Rhys, 'Studies in the Arthurian Legend,'
Oxford, 1891, pp. 300-327. [39] In the list of books

at the Louvre belonging to Charles V. of France, drawn up by Gilles
Malet, his librarian, in 1373, there is a volume 'Du roy Artus, de la
Table Ronde, et de la Mort dudit roy, tres bien escript et enlumine.'
It would be interesting to compare this
manuscript (if it is still in existence) with Malory's work, and to
see whether the incident of the _peron_ is described therein. [40]
_i.e._ the golden vessel, because of the samite (silken) covering.
[41] As the table is painted at present, 'S. Galahallt' is upon the
King's immediate left. [42] Of one of these enterprising
antiquaries (a clergyman) it is proudly related that in the course of
_three years_ "he opened no less than a hundred and six tumuli and
graves, and obtained from them a large proportion of that valuable
collection of antiquities
now in possession of Mr. Meyer, of Liverpool." See _A Corner of
Kent_, by J. R. Planche, 1864, page 115. [43] Milton. [Illustration]
CHAPTER V THE CARE OF BOOKS
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begin a war with him, and such a war as he had neither seen nor read of
before. When the Rais reported this to the Emperor Soliman, he enquired
what kind of war an admiral could wage against him; some one of the 460
divan observed, that he would destroy the ports on the coast; adding,
that it would cost a certain large sum of money to effect that
destruction. Upon which the Emperor exclaimed, that, for half that
amount, he would himself destroy all these ports.--This affair happened
in September, 1798. There is a prophecy in Barbary, that, from time
immemorial, has been generally credited by the inhabitants. It has been
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S behind but the thought of separation so tormented them that they made
an effort to secure their liberty. Upon appealing to their masters for
terms the owners, somewhat moved by compassion, sold them for one half
of their value. White then went West and left four in Chillicothe,
twenty-three in Leesburg and twenty-six in Wayne County, Indiana,
without encountering any material difficulty.[12] Others had thought of
this plan but the Quakers actually carried it out on a small scale. Here
we see again not only their desire to have the Negroes emancipated but
the vital interest of the Quakers in success of the blacks, for members
of this sect not only liberated their slaves but sold out their own
holdings in the South and moved with these freedmen into the North.
Quakers who then lived in free States offered fugitives material
assistance by open and clandestine methods.[13] The most prominent
leader developed by the movement was Levi Coffin, whose daring deeds in
behalf of the fugitives made him the reputed President of the
Underground Railroad. Most of the Quaker settlements of Negroes with
which he was connected were made in what is now Hamilton, Howard, Wayne,
Randolph, Vigo, Gibson, Grant, Rush, and Tipton Counties, Indiana, and
Darke County, Ohio. The promotion of this movement by the Quakers was
well on its way by 1815 and was not materially checked until the fifties
when the operations of the drastic fugitive slave law interfered, and
even then the movement had gained such momentum and the execution of
that mischievous measure had produced in the North so much reaction like
that expressed in the personal liberty laws, that it could not be
stopped. The Negroes found homes in Wes

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E for singing, and they were doing their best to tell Old Mother Nature
how they love her, and how glad they were that she had brought back
sweet Mistress Spring to waken them from their long sleep. It was so
peaceful and beautiful there that it didn't seem possible that danger of
any kind could be lurking near. But Old Mr. Toad, swelling out that
queer music bag in his throat and singing with all his might, never once
forgot that wise saying of his, and so he was the first to see what
looked like nothing so much as a little detached bit of the blackness of
the Green Forest floating out towards the Smiling Pool. Instantly he
stopped singing. Now that was a signal. When he stopped singing, his
nearest neighbor stopped singing, then the next one and the next, and in
a minute there wasn't a sound from the Smiling Pool save the squeak of
Jerry Muskrat hidden among the bulrushes. That great chorus stopped as
abruptly as the electric lights go out when you press a button. Back and
forth over the Smiling Pool, this way and that way, floated the shadow,
but there was no sign of any living thing in the Smiling Pool. After
awhile the shadow floated away over the Green Meadows without a sound.
"Hooty the Owl didn't get one of us that time," said Old Mr. Toad to his
nearest neighbor with a chuckle of satisfaction. Then he swelled out his
music bag and began to sing again. And at once, as abruptly as it had
stopped, the great chorus began again as joyous as before, for nothing
had happened to bring sadness as might have but for the watchfulness of
Old Mr. Toad. VIII OLD MR. TOAD'S BABI

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Varieties of wood-pigeon, as well as parrots of different kinds, which
fly about in large flocks. There are also tiny humming-birds with
feathers of a bright metallic hue. These look very pretty as they hover
over flowers. Many other birds are also found in the jungles of Borneo.
Some of these are looked upon by the Dyaks as the agents of the gods and
spirits, and they pay great heed to their cries. The Dyaks know nothing
of the God of Love who cares for His children, and has sent His Son
Jesus Christ to earth to tell us how to live, and so they listen to the
voices of these omen birds, and think that by doing so, they can find
out the will of the higher powers. CHAPTER VIII SOME CURIOUS CUSTOMS
There are many curious customs to be met with among the Dyaks of Borneo.
They have the trial by ordeal, by diving, in which two men keep their
heads under water as long as they can. This is their way of referring
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through the body each time. Rutolo's leg was bleeding near the groin.
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