icon 0
icon TOP UP
rightIcon
icon Reading History
rightIcon
icon Sign out
rightIcon
icon Get the APP
rightIcon

Acton's Feud: A Public School Story

Chapter 4 BIFFEN'S PROGRESS

Word Count: 1160    |    Released on: 01/12/2017

was proposed captain by Worcester and seconded by Raven; and Biffen's confi

ass an afternoon but that he turned out for footer, and coached, encouraged, bullied, stormed,

esignation at their shortcomings; but they found the change refreshing on the whole, for they could stand a lot of bullying from a fellow like Acton, who never seemed to make a mistake, or to have an off-day, and who could give stones and a beating to the best man among them. They respected his skill, and buckled to the wor

ers-about the best forward of Biffen's regenerated lot. There was to be a match with some of the Fifth for the Saturday, and Acton had arranged a preliminary canter the day before to test his attack. Chalmers was the winger, but on the day he was tremendously selfish, and stuck to the ball until h

g to do so. Please remember, Chalm

g by the fellow who's been doing

me, and don'

led an ass," said Chal

lige you, Chalmers, bar your waltzing down the touch-line t

disgusted at the whole business, that I fancy it was Dick's eye that suggested to Chalm

ut of the eleven, which Acton would almost certainly proceed to do; so

to Acton,

called m

of work over the slackest house that ever disgraced the ol

s went

ze," sai

ule," urged Chalm

ton's sweating no end to screw us up to concert-pitch, and flat mut

tantly across to Acton'

n, and I do want a little success in the houses, and how can we get it if the fellows don't combine

ed his forward tea and muffins, and five minutes afterwards Chalmers was finding out what a nice fellow Acton really could be. The next day Chalmers smoothed his ruffled feelings by piling on three goals against the Fifth, who sneaked off the Acres

were rather neat on the bars. He spent a quarter of an hour one evening quietly watching the two in the gym, and he went away thoughtful. Singh Ram and Mehtah thereupon each received a polite note, and "could they call abou

star of Corker's. Would two hours' classics, on alternate nights, meet his case? He shall have 'em, bless him! He shall know what crops Horace grew on his little farm, and all the other rot which gains Perry Exhibitions. Hodgson may strong coffee and wet towel per noctem; but, with John Acton as coach, Raven shal

Claim Your Bonus at the APP

Open
Acton's Feud: A Public School Story
Acton's Feud: A Public School Story
“This book is part of the TREDITION CLASSICS. It contains classical literature works from over two thousand years. Most of these titles have been out of print and off the bookstore shelves for decades. The book series is intended to preserve the cultural legacy and to promote the timeless works of classical literature. Readers of a TREDITION CLASSICS book support the mission to save many of the amazing works of world literature from oblivion. With this series, tredition intends to make thousands of international literature classics available in printed format again \u2013 worldwide.”
1 Chapter 1 THE FOUL2 Chapter 2 THE PENALTY3 Chapter 3 THE REGENERATION OF BIFFEN'S HOUSE4 Chapter 4 BIFFEN'S PROGRESS5 Chapter 5 COTTON AND HIS JACKAL6 Chapter 6 THE LAST CAP7 Chapter 7 THANKS TO ACTON8 Chapter 8 BIFFEN'S CONCERT9 Chapter 9 THE END OF TERM10 Chapter 10 THE YOUNG BROTHER11 Chapter 11 TODD PAYS THE BILL12 Chapter 12 RAFFLES OF ROTHERHITHE13 Chapter 13 EASY IS THE DOWNWARD ROAD 14 Chapter 14 IN THE STABLE15 Chapter 15 GRIM'S SUSPICIONS16 Chapter 16 TODD FINDS HIMSELF 17 Chapter 17 RAFFLES' BILL18 Chapter 18 HODGSON'S QUIETUS19 Chapter 19 HOW THEY 'ELPED THE PORE FELLER 20 Chapter 20 ACTON'S TRUMP CARD21 Chapter 21 LONDON AND BACK22 Chapter 22 THE PENFOLD TABLET FUND23 Chapter 23 No.2324 Chapter 24 A RENEWED FRIENDSHIP25 Chapter 25 A LITTLE ROUGH JUSTICE26 Chapter 26 THE MADNESS OF W.E. GRIM27 Chapter 27 CONCERNING TODD AND COTTON28 Chapter 28 ACTON'S LAST MOVE29 Chapter 29 WHY BIFFEN'S LOST30 Chapter 30 THE END OF THE FEUD