Harris or Kendall could have torn that four yards off easily." "That's your opinion," replied Jack drily.

"As I remember it, though, you were not on at the time.

We knew mighty well we _couldn't_ get that four yards by playing the line.

If you don't believe me, ask Robey.

The first thing he said afterwards was that he was afraid we were going to send Harris at centre on that last play and that if we had we'd never have got over." "Oh, well, we got it, anyway," observed Tom Hall cheerfully.
"Yes, we got it," agreed Jack Innes, "but I'm telling you fellows that we only just did get it, and that we've got mighty little to crow about.
Our forward line wasn't nearly as good as Chambers'.