"It's been tough on us, but you've done everything that I could have done.

I'm satisfied, and I believe the coach is." "We'll ask him," proposed Badger.
Morton was hurrying toward his boys.

The coach's face was impassive.
For all his looks showed he might have been congratulating himself on a winning.
"No; there's no need to change captains," decided the coach.
"It's like changing a horse in mid-stream.

I don't see, Badger, that you're lost any tricks that Edgeworth could have made.
"What's our weak point ?" asked Ben.
"There isn't much of a weak point, anywhere, as far as your play goes," Mr.Morton responded.

"In many respects your play has been better than Cobber's.