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stages, In that connectisn Wachter says? "Frankly, some of these push-and-pull
games played in other years by the mros make me sometimes wish I'a never beon
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So I could see Him ‘practice with the boys,
Avid did- they make a monkey out of hin
-In:snite of all his ‘sKow and verbal noise!
_. They took the ball. from him as from a child,
It looked as though he didn't have a friend,
And how ‘the neonle in the ‘stands all smiled
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I'a drop him if I didn't imow that he
Goes nlaces and nays bills so cheerfully.

T. EB