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Pilbury sported too, ugly in the face. Parson taketh the chair. Parson is a f l and two between." "Oh!" broke in the outraged Parson. "I knew he was a Radical cad. All right, Bosher, my boy; you'll catch it! Steam away, Telson!" "`It was a gross meeting, Pringle being much stuck-up. He maketh a speech. Meditations while Pringle is making a speech. The grass is very green. I am the Radical."

In a few days, however, they had all sufficiently got over the shock of the last afternoon's experiments to decide on a fresh venture, and these lessons continued, on and off, during the rest of the term. It can hardly be said that by the end of the term Pilbury or Cusack knew any more about chemistry than they had known this first day.

"Yes," shouted Philpot, "Mr Gentlemen, yes, I do and " "Wait a bit, you howling cad," exclaimed Pilbury, in excitement. "I've not done yet!" "Mr Philpot!" said Mr Isaacs. "Philpot be blowed," cried the irate Pilbury, "wait till I'm done." "Order, order," shouted members on all sides. "Moved by Mr Pilbury, seconded by Mr Philpot," began Isaacs. "Easy all," cried Philpot, "I've not spoken yet."

"Look out, I say!" exclaimed Philpot, in great excitement; "let it go, will you?" "What's the row?" asked Pilbury and Cusack, both in alarm. "Why, that's got my oxygen in it," cried Philpot, securing the bottle and gently lifting it on to the table, taking care to hold the glass plate that covered the mouth in its place. "Got his what in it?" asked Cusack. "Oxygen. It took me an hour to get."

Mr Pilbury said "he'd withdraw his grandmother," and attempted to continue his speech, when Fairbairn rose and suggested to the hon. member that if he would only wait a bit the House would be delighted to hear him. After this conciliatory advice Pilbury let himself be pulled down into his seat by his admirers, and the debate on Game's amendment continued. It was hot and exciting.

Nowhere was this activity more observed than in the newly-revived Welchers' club, presided over by the captain, and enlivened by the countenances of that ardent trio, Cusack, Pilbury, and Philpot. During the week preceding the election they had worked with unabated enthusiasm. You might have seen practice going on any morning at half- past six in the Welchers' corner of the Big.

We did get it a little hot at first until we pulled together and came up in a body." "Never mind," said Pilbury, "it was a jolly fine show-up for Pony. He's sure to get in; the Radicals were nowhere." "And what are you going to say to the doctor in the morning?" asked Riddell. "Eh? oh, I suppose we shall catch it. Never mind, there'll be lots to keep us company.

I'm sure I wish he had never come to Pilbury Regis! And to go quarrelling with his own mother, too the unnatural man! The only respectable relation he had, and the only one at all likely to produce any good or salutary effect upon intending parents! 'My dear, the doctor would answer apologetically, 'you're really quite too hard upon young Le Breton.

He was so engrossed with his task that he did not even notice their entry, indeed it was not till Pilbury had stepped behind him and clapped him suddenly on either side of the face, making his cheeks explode like a small balloon, and spilling the contents of his bottle all over the table, that he became aware that he had visitors.

Blenkinsopp, he said gravely, turning to the awe-struck tobacco-pipe manufacturer with an expression of sympathetic dismay upon his practised face, 'I must retract all I have just been saying to you about our junior master. I was not aware of this. Mr. Le Breton must no longer retain his post as an assistant at Pilbury Regis Grammar School. Mr.