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Blackburn's had the three last men on the list of the first eleven, Silver, Kennedy, and Challis, and at least nine of its representatives had the reputation of being able to knock up a useful twenty or thirty at any time.
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"Fagged?" asked Kennedy.
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I should have thought Kay would have been all right when he saw you knocking up centuries, and getting into the final, and all that sort of thing."
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It would be an awful nuisance if young Billy made an ass of himself in any way.
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He loves making an ass of himself.
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"But now," said Jimmy Silver, sinking his voice to a melodramatic whisper, "the villagers have left us to continue their revels on the green, our wicked uncle has gone to London, his sinister retainer, Jasper Murgleshaw, is washing his hands in the scullery sink, and--_we are alone!_" "Don't be an ass," pleaded Kennedy.
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'All right,' says Kay; 'I always thought Kennedy a bit of an ass myself, but if he's studied under Silver he ought to know how to manage a house.
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So that, when Wren lifted up his voice in the junior dayroom, and exhorted the fags to go and make a row in the passage outside Kennedy's study, and--from a safe distance, and having previously ensured a means of rapid escape--to fling boots at his door, Billy damped the popular enthusiasm which had been excited by the proposal by kicking Wren with some violence, and begging him not to be an ass.
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"Don't be an ass," he said.
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If Fenn could have known at this point that his adventures were only beginning, that what had taken place already was but as the overture to a drama, it is possible that he would have thrown up the sponge for good and all, entered Kay's by way of the front door--after knocking up the entire household--and remarked, in answer to his house-master's excited questions, "Enough!
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I have made an ass of myself.