Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 442
visible — Potts,whose room it was; Pierson, who, as class presi-dent and chairman of the meeting, scorned toleave his fellow to face the music alone; andFatty Wilson, who was rolling on the floor inconvulsions of laughter, too weak to get up andrun. What does this mean, boys ? inquired astern… … HE WAS AT THE LITTLE ROUND WINDOW, HOLDING THE LETTERCLOSE TO THE COBWEBBED PANE. (SEE PAGE 313.) • Well,the onlyway nowto remedyit is to goand explainto ProfessorRichardson inthe morning. Ishall report thebreach of rules, andyou three may thengive whatever expla-nation you can. Go atonce to your…
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