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The Spirit of the School
Ralph Henry Barbour
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“You don’t have to. Maybe you know a lot more about it than I do!”
“Well, anyway, I think it’s a pretty poor[34] piece of business. It isn’t as though we couldn’t get a winning team out of a hundred and fifty fellows, either; that makes it worse; we’re dishonest when there isn’t the least excuse for it. You needn’t tell me we couldn’t win from Fairview one year out of two without this Cameron fellow. Are there any more like him here?”
“You find out! I’ve told you all I’m going to. You make me tired, putting on airs as though Beechcroft wasn’t as good as any old school out where you come from.”
“She’s better than some of them,” answered Hansel calmly, “but I don’t know of a school out my way with half the reputation that Beechcroft has that would do such a thing.&r. . . Read More
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I think one of the things I like about these old boys' school stories is that just about everything and everyone is up for change--or if not outright change, a deeper understanding that puts them in a more sympathetic light. I can never tell going in whether someone (say, the slightly arrogant roomm