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When the fag-master pointed this out and asked his fag what he meant by it, the boy who gave good advice persisted in his statement that they had been exactly three minutes and a half in the saucepan, and that he had timed them by his watch. So the fag-master caned him for telling lies. The boy who gave good advice grew into a man and went to the university.
I shall pretend I did clean them." "No, don't do that," said the boy who gave good advice, "because if you say you have cleaned them he will lick you twice as much for having cleaned them badly say you forgot." The advice was taken, and the fag-master merely said: "Don't forget again."
A little later the fag-master had some friends to tea, and told the boy who gave good advice to boil him six eggs for not more than three minutes and a half. The boy who gave good advice, while they were on the fire, took part in a rag that which was going on in the passage; the result was that the eggs remained seven minutes in boiling water. They were hard.
"Having become a King's Scholar, the hardships and cruelties he suffered, as a junior boy, from his fag-master, were such as at one time very nearly forced us to remove him from the school. He was taken home for a short period, to recover from his bruises, and restore his eye.
Trieve was second in command, and had been known as "Miss" Trieve. John would have gladly done this and more for Lawrence, his fag-master; but Lawrence, a manly youth, scorned sybaritic services. How he used to envy the members of the Elevens as they rolled arm-in-arm down the High Street!
You make pretty speeches to them, and look so charmingly devout." "There was a fellow at San Damiano this morning," interrupted Bobbie, indignantly; "awfully good-looking and the most affected cad I ever beheld. I'd like to have been his fag-master at Eton!
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