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Identifier: outing55newy (find matches)
Title: Outing
Year: 1885 (1880s)
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Subjects: Leisure Sports Travel
Publisher: (New York : Outing Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: Tisch Library
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LARNED COMING UP TO THE NET FOR ONE OF HIS SWIFT VOLLEYS. 6—I, 6—2, 5—7, I—6, 6—I. The The champions service was weak, but champion won his sets at the net, his this was atoned for by his swift passes volleys being too fast for the challenger, and his heady placing.
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CLOTHIER WAITING AT THE NET FOR A SLOW LOB. 96 THE OUTING MAGAZINE it. What with hot oysters and crack-ers and an occasional glass everyone wascheerful and happy, and the eveningpassed quickly with song and jest andlaughter. But the men were very tiredand about eleven oclock went sleepilyaway. My Natahki retired to her couch, andthe young Cree woman made a nest forherself with three or four buffalo robesover in a corner; only old Tom and Istayed by the fire. I rolled a fresh ciga-rette; he took a drink and refilled hispipe with tobacco and red willow bark. Now, then, old man, I said, youknow what night it is; be kind and makeme a Christmas present. Tell me aboutthat sad experience you hinted at theother day. Tis not a story for the Christmastime, he replied. But you shall haveit—with this to solace me— pattingthe jug by his side. No doubt—I shallbecome badly knocked up by the tellingof it. It was in the summer of my twen-tieth year, in August, that I came toFort Vermilion, being

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