Harrie Irving Hancock

The Grammar School Boys Snowbound: Or, Dick & Co. at Winter Sports Harrie Irving Hancock

The Grammar School Boys Snowbound CHAPTER I REALLY A GREAT PLAN, BUT- ASH en Dutcher came up to a group of boys on the ice, and slowed down his speed, he stuck the point of his right skate in the ice to bring himself to a full stop. Huh! You fellows think you re some smart on fancy skating, dont you? he demanded rather scornfully. No, replied Dave Darrin shortly. You been showing off a lot, then. Hen, grimaced Dave, Im afraid you re going to miss your calling in life. Didn tknow I had any, grunted Hen. Yes, you have; one of your own choosing, too. What is it? asked Hen curiously. You re a walking anvil chorus. An anvil chorus? repeated Hen Dutcher, the puzzled expression deepening in his face.
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