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"Guess he did it to get square for losing that swimming race," put in another of the hazers. "More than likely. We ought to square up with him for it." "That's the talk." "Vat's der madder mit tossing him a blanket up?" asked Hans earnestly. "Think that's a good way to get square, eh, Hans?" laughed Sam. "Dot's der vorst bunishments vot I know of," said the German boy with deep conviction.
"Well, it was different," and Jack laughed. "I don't treat all alike, you see. Have a little more of the mud cure?" Then, without waiting for an answer, Jack plastered the bully's face and neck with the sticky mud and left him. "This is hazing the hazers," he said. "They may not like it, but, then, that is merely the point of view. There is no reason why I should like it any better than they do."
Nor was it necessary for the leader of the crew of hazers to remind the girl from the Red Mill how unpleasant they could make it for her if the dared report them to the teachers. "Now, First Neophyte!" exclaimed the leader of their visitors. "Where did you leave the Golden Goblet?" "On the pedestal, right between the feet of the figure," sobbed Helen.
In the meantime the drum continued to roll and the whole camp was astir. Captain Putnam himself was out and was soon followed by Major Larry and Captain Fred Garrison. Dick Rover knew what was up and took his time about showing himself, since he did not wish any of the hazers to be captured. "Call the roll!" said Major Larry, after making a round of the company streets.
"In the future be more careful while on guard duty," said Captain Putnam coldly; and there the subject was dropped. "Who fired that shot?" asked Sam, on the morning following the hazing. "Jackson," replied a cadet named Gilson, who had been one of the hazers. "The sneak!" murmured the youngest Rover. "That's what I say, Rover."
"Put in the stopper!" commanded the girl who had seated herself on the table, and instantly the ball of rags was driven into Ruth's mouth again and she was held, in spite of her struggles, by her captors. Ruth was angry now. Helen had been tricked into going to the fountain, and by some means the hazers had frightened her on her journey.
The hazers had worn their masquerade costumes under their dominos, having been told by Leslie that they would not be more than an hour at the untenanted house. They could easily drop into the Hall and change slippers on their return. It had been Leslie's private intention to leave Marjorie there all night. Joan Myers, Natalie Weyman and Dulcie Vale knew this. The others did not.
Or to overwhelm with terror a comrade of sensitive temperament until his mind reels imps of Satan might delight in such a revel, but young Americans! never, young gentlemen, never! The hazers in college are the men who have been bred upon dime novels and the prize-ring in spirit, at least, if not in fact to whom the training and instincts of the gentleman are unknown.
"I decided to defeat those fellows, if possible, by getting away from the island without broadcasting an admission that I had been marooned by sophomore hazers. So I pitched the tent and then constructed an aerial out of material supplied by them and began to broadcast messages of distress, saying that I had been marooned by river thieves who had stolen my boat.
But he himself was in no particular hurry. Almost out of breath with running, the hazers came into camp, accompanied by Hans and Tubbs. Masks, caps, and horns were pushed out of sight under cots, and then all sallied forth to join their various commands. Calling the roll was already in progress. "All present or accounted for," came the declaration, five minutes later.
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