"I'm ninth too.

I made forty at the last pie-match, and caught three fellows out.

So I was put in above Jones and Tucker.

Tucker's so savage, for he was head of the twenty-two." "Well, I think you ought to be higher yet," said Arthur, who was as jealous for the renown of Tom in games as Tom was for his as a scholar.
"Never mind.

I don't care about cricket or anything now you're getting well, Geordie; and I shouldn't have hurt, I know, if they'd have let me come up.