[Frank Merriwell at Yale by Burt L. Standish]@TWC D-Link bookFrank Merriwell at Yale CHAPTER XVIII 12/14
You do not know what it is." "That's right.
What is it ?" Frank was familiar with Dismal's queer ways, and he knew it was not easy to tell when this son of a "shouting Methodist" was jollying and when he was in earnest; but now he was convinced that Jones was really serious, and he felt that there must be some cause for it. Harry, strangely sobered and silent, sat listening.
He could not understand Jones, and he was on his guard, knowing how often the fellow turned into a farce what seemed a serious matter. Dismal locked his fingers and twiddled his thumbs.
He cleared his throat and then said: "Merry, what would you say if I were to tell everything I could find out about our crew to the sophs ?" "I should say you were a confounded sneak!" "Hum! I kinder thought you'd say something like that." "But you do not know too much about the crew." "I know something, and I could know more if I had a mind to.
All I would have to do would be to play the spy a little." "Well, I suppose that is right.
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