human
Ah, that is what I like to see, remarked the Latin professor, as the lads, having finished the game, strolled away from the fort which had been sadly battered and disrupted by the attack on it.
gpt
Nothing like good, healthy out-door exercise to fit the mind for the classics. I'm sure you will all do better in Latin and Greek for this little diversion.
human
He's got another think coming as far as I'm concerned, whispered Teeter to Joe.
gpt
I haven't got a line of my C犘ar.
human
This is certainly what I like to see, went on the instructor.
gpt
No hard feelings, yet I venture to say you all fought well, and hard. It is most delightful.
human
It wouldn't have been quite so delightful if you'd have come along a few minutes later and seen a real fight, murmured Peaches.
gpt
Would you have stood up to Hiram, Joe?
human
I sure would. I was ready for him, though I don't want to be unfriendly to any of the fellows here. But I couldn't stand for what he did. Oh, I'd have fought him all right, even at the risk of a whipping, or of beating him, and having him down on me all the while I'm here.
gpt
I guess he's down on you all right as it is, ventured George Bland.
human
And it's too bad, too.
gpt
Oh, I don't know as I care particularly,
human
I thought I heard you say you wanted to play ball when the Spring season opened,
gpt
So I do, but what has Hiram Shell got to do with it?
human
Lots, as you'll very soon learn, put in Teeter.
gpt
Hiram is the head of the ball club--the manager--I guess you forgot that, and he runs things. If he doesn't want a fellow to play--why, that fellow doesn't play--that's all. That's what George means.
human
Yes, assented George.
gpt
And Hiram is sure down on you after what you did to him to-day, Joe.