Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 265
inform Dr. Willard, and, beyond a doubt, 774 A PAIR OF POACHERS. [July, the submasters connection with the schoolwould terminate instantly. The head-masterheld poaching to be the deadliest of sins,and poaching on Fernwood especially heinous.That his enemy was poaching, that he did nothold… … THE JAUNTILY APPARELED SATTERLEE BRISKLY WHIPPINGTHE SURFACE OF THE BROOK. still held the whip-hand. But then the enor-mity of the crime with which he had beencharged struck Tom with full force, like a blowin the face. At Willards, as at all schools,spying, like tale-bearing, was held by the…
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