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Going into that bank straight away?" "Yes. You know, that's the part he bars most. He'd have been leaving anyhow in a fortnight, you see; only it's awful rot for a chap like Wyatt to have to go and froust in a bank for the rest of his life." "He'll find it rather a change, I expect. I suppose you won't be seeing him before he goes?" "I shouldn't think so.
'I wish you two wouldn't make such an awful froust in the study every afternoon, he observed, pleasantly. 'Have you been having a little tea-party? How nice! 'We've been brewing, if that's what you mean, said Vaughan, shortly. 'Oh, said Plunkett, 'I hope you enjoyed yourselves. It's nearly lock-up, MacArthur. 'That's Plunkett's delicate way of telling you you're not wanted, Babe.
The voice that had said, "Hear, hear" said "Hear, hear" again, and my corn chandler hammered the floor vigorously with a large-size walking stick. "Well, boys," resumed Gussie, having shot his cuffs and smirked horribly, "this is the end of the summer term, and many of you, no doubt, are leaving the school. And I don't blame you, because there's a froust in here you could cut with a knife.
'I didn't want to spend the evening playing hide-and-seek with him, so I've come back. 'It doesn't matter, thanks all the same. Later on'll do just as well. 'Do you object to the window going up? asked Dallas. 'There's a bit of a froust on in here. 'Rather not. Heave it up. Dallas hove it.
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