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...lways at your service. No offence, I hope. All right! I’m off. Due to play hockey. Jackson’s. Horrid snorters! So long, Vee! Just suggested it. See? N... ... then Lady Palsworthy had never seen Ann Veronica running like the wind at hockey. She had never seen her sitting on tables nor heard her discussing t... ...ile of shiny, black-covered note-books. In the corner of the room were two hockey-sticks and a tennis-racket, and upon the walls Ann Veronica, by mean... ...h. Perhaps Ramage was the more astonished. Ann Veronica had been an ardent hockey player and had had a course of jiu-jitsu in the High School. Her def...

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...dreadful blows which the elder brother was dealing to the younger with his hockey-stick, felt a compassion for the little fellow (perhaps he had a jea... ... The reply of Biggs, as might be expected, was to hit young Biggs with the hockey-stick twice as hard as before, until the little wretch howled with p...

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...empt to retain conflict and limit its intensity; it is like trying to play hockey on the understanding that the ball shall never travel faster than ei...

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... nature,” said Susan. “Mamma always tells us to be good, and never play at hockey in the house when he’s there,” said Anne. “She has not told us so th...

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... more of her father’s sturdy build, and she had developed her shoulders at hockey and tennis. The firelight brought out the gracious reposeful lines o...

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...d of being out if one is to have nothing chic? And she won’t let me have a hockey outfit. She says she must see more of it to be able to judge whether...

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...; and the frog he leaped, and pussy ran and doubled before the hounds, and hockey-sticks waved, and away went a ball. Cracks at the ball anyhow, was t...

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...d baby-plays again for her sake, till I was almost afraid that cricket and hockey would be given up and forgotten.” 95 Yo n g e “And were they?” “No,...

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...d Susan were reading each other’s letters. The big slashing manuscripts of hockey-playing young women 168 The Voyage Out in Wiltshire lay on Arthur’s...

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...lels; not one corner of the carpet-rug was curled; and nowhere was there a hockey-stick, a torn picture- book, an old cap, or a gregarious and disorga...

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...nter and tweed skirt Carol felt herself a college junior going out to play hockey. She wanted to whoop, her legs ached to run. On the way home from sh...

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...py fellows, who float, cork-like, on the surface, for the world to play at hockey with: knocked here, and there, and everywhere: now to the right, the...

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...able, and only communicating in spasmodic gasps facts about Merrifield and hockey. “Where’s Marshall?” asked Gerald at the first opportunity, on the m...

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...py fellows, who float, cork-like, on the surface, for the world to play at hockey with: knocked here, and there, and everywhere: now to the right, the...