9. Spin out your sentences.

10. Mix up your metaphors, moods, tenses, singulars, plurals, and the

sense generally.

11. Refer often to "the good old days" you don't remember, and bewail

the decadence of sport of all kinds.

12. Occasionally be haughty and contemptuous, and make a parade of

rugged and incorruptible honesty. In short, be as vain and offensive

as you can.

13. Set yourself up as an infallible judge of every branch of sport

and athletics.

_First Example_.--Event to be reported: An American pugilist arrives

at Euston, and is received by his English friends and sympathisers.

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