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The Broken Road

CHAPTER XII
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He was quick to turn, quick to pass the ball; and he never played a dangerous game.

A desire that the native team should win woke in her and grew strong just because of that slim youth's extraordinary skill.

Time after time he relieved his side, and once, as it seemed to her, he picked the ball out of the very goalposts.

The bugle, she remembered afterwards, had just sounded.

He drove the ball out from the press, leaned over until it seemed he must fall to resist an opponent who tried to ride him off, and then somehow he shook himself free from the tangle of polo-sticks and ponies.
"Oh, well done! well done!" cried Violet Oliver, clenching her hands in her enthusiasm.


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