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"You are, and I will have you to understand " "I am not, and if you call me bad names again I'll I'll knock you down!" And Tom doubled up his fists as he spoke. "Rover, be quiet!" exclaimed Doctor Wallington, so sternly that both Tom and Professor Sharp subsided. "I'll have no scene in this office. You must behave yourself like a gentleman while you are here.
So a boat staying for me all this evening, I home in the dark about eight at night, and so over the ruins from the Old Swan home with great trouble, and so to hear my boy read a little, and supper and to bed. This evening I found at home Pelling and Wallington and one Aldrige, and we supped and sung. 28th.
Wallington Neale, who possessed some small gift of imagination, always felt that his principal suggested something more than was accounted for by his mere presence.
"We have brought them back with us, sir," said Professor Sharp stiffly. The president of the college gazed keenly at the Rovers and Stanley. They looked at him in return, but blinked and swayed as they did so. "I will listen to the story," said Doctor Wallington, turning to the two instructors, and his voice had a hard tone to it that did not augur well for the students.
"You can buy a new flying machine, yes, but you can't buy a new head or a body, not much!" And he shook his head earnestly. Even while the lads were eating they had to give further details of the disastrous flight. Doctor Wallington congratulated them on their escape. "You had better leave flying alone after this," he remarked. "I think we shall for a while, at least," answered Tom, dryly.
Professor Sharp received word of what was going on, and he asked me to accompany him here. We have seen a sad sight. What Doctor Wallington will say when he hears of it, I cannot tell. I am afraid, however, that he will deal severely with the offenders." "Professor Blackie, what you say is a riddle to me," answered Songbird. "I don't understand you at all."
But they got no further information from either Betty Fosdyke or Wallington Neale. Neither had ever heard of Mr. Frederick Hollis, of Gray's Inn. Betty was certain, beyond doubt, that he was no relation of the missing bank-manager: she had the whole family-tree of the Horburys at her finger-ends, she declared: no Hollis was connected with even its outlying twigs.
He had caught her meddling, I suspect, and given her a bit of his mind, and that was the start of it." "Thank you, Miss Cushing," said Holmes, rising and bowing. "Your sister Sarah lives, I think you said, at New Street, Wallington? Good-bye, and I am very sorry that you should have been troubled over a case with which, as you say, you have nothing whatever to do."
But they saw him in the evening, just before supper. "Well, how did you make out?" asked Dick eagerly. "Got a vacation," was Tom's laconic answer. "Dismissed?" asked the others in concert. "No, suspended until Doctor Wallington can investigate the whole matter more thoroughly. He wanted me to apologize to Sharp, and I said flatly that I wouldn't do it, because I hadn't anything to apologize for.
Will Milton and Jerry Wallington sat in the double canoe, that with flapping sails pointed its stem into the wind; while their chum, Richard Masters, known among all his schoolmates as Bluff, manipulated the dainty fifteen-foot cedar craft in which he had been speeding over the surface of Camalot Lake.
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