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They dived on him and jumped until the whole field was piled high with them, and then they slowly began to disembark. Once all of the opposing team's players were off of the orange shirted Zard, all was silent and still as the referee held his hand aloft and began counting with his fingers. THEY DIVED ON HIM AND JUMPED UNTIL THE WHOLE FIELD WAS PILED HIGH WITH THEM AND THEN THEY SLOWLY BEGAN TO DISEMBARK ONCE ALL OF THE OPPOSING TEAM'S PLAYERS WERE OFF OF THE ORANGE SHIRTED TSARE ALL WAS SILENT AND STILL AS THE REFEREE HELD HIS HAND ALOFT AND BEGAN COUNTING WITH HIS FINGERS
itself, they say, and indeed it does, both literally and figuratively. There suddenly arose a great commotion in the square between the Temple and the palace, and as I looked, I was surprised to see that there was a large crowd gathered. In the middle of the square there were two groups of ten Zards facing each other, with a single Zard in between them, and around the outside of the plaza area stood a hundred or so spectators, apparently watching those in the middle. A moment after I started watching, the solitary Zard, the referee as I found out, walked to the edge, and each of the groups walked to one of the opposing sides and then turned about to face the other. The referee let out a loud yell and in a flash, the two teams ran at each other headlong, until converging somewhere in the center of the field. As they met they dived upon one another and pushed and shoved until the left team had isolated one of the right's players, who was the only one on his team wearing an orange jersey. SSION HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF THEY SAY AND INDEED IT DOES BOTH LITERALLY AND FIGURATIVELY THERE SUDDEN AROSE A GREAT COMMOTION IN THE SQUARE BETWEEN THE TEMPLE AND THE PALACE AND AS I LOOKED I WAS SURPRISED TO SEE THAT THERE WAS A LARGE CROWD GATHERED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SQUARE THERE WERE TWO GROUPS OF TEN ZARDS FACING EACH OTHER WITH A SINGLE ZARD IN BETWEEN THEM AND AROUND THE OUTSIDE OF THE PLAZA AREA STOOD A HUNDRED OR SO SPECTATORS APPARENTLY WATCHING THOSE IN THE MIDDLE A MOMENT LATER I STARTED WATCHING THE SOLITARY ZARD THE REFEREE AS I FOUND OUT WALKED TO THE EDGE AND EACH OF THE GROUPS WALKED TO ONE OF THE OPPOSING SIDES AND THEN TURNED ABOUT TO FACE THE OTHER THE REFEREE LET OUT A LOUD YELL AND IN A FLASH THE TWO TEAMS RAN AT EACH OTHER HEADLONG UNTIL CONVERGING SOMEWHERE IN THE CENTER OF THE FIELD AS THEY MET THEY DIVED UPON ONE ANOTHER AND PUSHED AND SHOVED UNTIL THE LEFT TEAM HAD ISOLATED ONE OF THE WRIGHT'S PLAYERS WHO WAS THE ONLY ONE ON HIS TEAM WEARING AN ORANGE JERSEY
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