I'll not have any part in another affair like that of last night till after the race.

From now till it is over I am going to live right." "Well, I'll do my best to stick with you.

If you see me up to anything improper, just call me down." "Agreed." There was no time for a cold bath before chapel, although Frank would have given something to indulge in one.

As it was, he dipped his head in cold water, opened the window wide, and filled his lungs with fresh air, then hustled into his clothes and rushed away, with the chapel bell clanging and his temples still throbbing.
The whole forenoon was a drag, but he managed to get through the recitations fairly well.

Over and over he promised himself that he would not indulge in another midnight feast until the time came when such dissipation was not likely to do him any particular harm physically.
At noon as he was crossing the campus he was astonished to see Paul Pierson, a junior and the manager of the regular ball team, stop and bow.