Up the Street

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Up the Street (1915)
by Holworthy Hall, illustrated by H. V. B. Kline

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A novella from The Popular Magazine, Oct 20, 1915. A football story.

At the news of his father's sudden death, which came at the end of his third year of graduate work, Hector went back to Olympus by the limited, and found that he was heir to some two hundred thousand dollars, and a sacred trust. The last words of Blanding, senior, were simple, and to the point.

"Tell him," he had whispered to the Unitarian clergyman, who would understand, "tell him I don't care a darn how rich he is—I want him to be famous! Celebrated! Tell him I couldn't be. Hes' got to be. Not in underwear—academic! I want his name a household word!"

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Up the Street
A STORY OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL

By Holworthy Hall
Author of "The Pepper McHenry Stories" Etc.

Look where the crimson banners fly;
Hark to the sound of marching feet;
There is a host approaching nigh-
Harvard is marching up the street.

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This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1929.

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