What with Bloomfield, and Fairbairn, and Mr Parrett, they've been drilled, and no mistake." "Let's see," says Wibberly, "there are five Parretts in the eleven, aren't there." Ashley laughs.
"I don't fancy any one thought of counting," says he.

"Perhaps we'd better not, or it may turn out as bad for us as in the Rockshire match." "After all," says Tipper, "I'm just as glad those rows are over.

We're none the worse off now." "No, I suppose not," says Game, a little doubtfully; "and Bloomfield and he are such friends.

It's just as well to keep in with the captain." "Not very difficult either," says Ashley.
"He's friendly enough, and doesn't seem to have any grudge.

He told me he hoped I'd be on the monitors' list again next term." "Ah, I'm having a shot at that too," says Game.