Signs and Portents: A Cricket Story Of all the men who ever worried the captain of a touring team into an early grave, that maniac Sanderson is the worst. To be sheep-dog to a side on tour is bad enough in ordinary circumstances. Under no conditions does the innate folly of man show up so luridly.
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Signs and Portents
โ Scribed by P. G. Wodehouse
- Book ID
- 106876223
- Publisher
- Blackmask Online
- Year
- 2001
- Tongue
- en-GB
- Weight
- 4 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
Of all the men who ever worried the captain of a touring team into an early grave, that maniac Sanderson is the worst. To be sheep-dog to a side on tour is bad enough in ordinary circumstances.
Under no conditions does the innate folly of man show up so luridly. You write half-a-dozen post-cards telling a man what train to catch at Waterloo, and you find later that he went and waited patiently for an hour and a quarter at Victoria. Or he forgets his cricket bag, or his aunt dies the day before you start, and there is no time to get a substitute โ for him, not for his aunt
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